American bird photo contest

This video from the USA says about itself:

Audubon’s Birds of America book

Jan 9, 2012

As part of my research for the Lost Bird Project, I was graciously given access to the Audubon double folio housed in the rare books library at Cornell University. I arrived at the library with high expectations supported by a long interest in Audubon’s work and what I felt was a solid understanding of its significance. As the book was laid out and opened, I realized that I was not at all prepared for its profound beauty.

From the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in the USA:

Vote for the Grand Prize Winner in Birdspotter Photo Contest

Visit our Facebook page to vote for the grand prize winner in our Birdspotter photo contest. The voting brings together the 16 weekly winners from our winterlong contest. The grand prize winner will visit the Oregon headquarters of contest sponsor Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods and go on a birding trip with Bob. We’re ready to celebrate—with the help of the contest, we had the biggest year ever for Project FeederWatch participation. See the photos and vote.

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