Showing posts with label 10000 Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10000 Birds. Show all posts

Saturday, June 30, 2007

Birder Blogging News

First, it's that time again, I and the Bird #52 is up at The Wandering Tattler. another splendid collection of the best of recent bird and birder blogging: the completely non-geeky edition. Check it out.

The next edition, the second anniversary edition, will be hosted by the father of I and the Bird, Mike of 10,000 Birds, as Mike says:
Believe it or not, the next edition of I and the Bird is our second anniversary! Since the first I and the Bird back in July 2005, the nature blogosphere has burgeoned, blossomed, and bloomed. Today, hundreds of impassioned authors write about wild birds and birding, straining the capacity of even the fastest web surfer. Because there are just so many amazing nature blogs out there and just not enough time to frequent more than a fraction of them, I'm adding a twist to our anniversary edition of IATB. When you submit your contribution to me [by July 10], our next host, I'd like you to also sell your blog to readers with a brief but pointed summary of what your blog is about. This tagline, slogan, or teaser should be 20 words or fewer, something like "The best darn birding blog on the planet Earth" or "Monitoring the avifauna of Oshkosh so you don't have to" or even "Birding, blogging, bombast" though that last one clearly needs work...
I and the Bird

In other news, Mike of 10,000 birds has joined forces with Charlie of Charlie's Bird Blog and Corey of lovely dark and deep to make 10,000 Birds a Group Blog! More posts, more voices, more continents, more great photos.

Monday, June 04, 2007

Circus of the Spineless @ 10,000 Birds

Mike of 10,000 Birds is this month's host of Circus of the Spineless--the blog carnival devoted to the invertebrates. But he's a bird guy. What's his interest in invertebrates?

If it interests birds it interests Mike, and the invertebrates are of great interest to birds. So find out who snacks on whom, and what's been going on around the invertebrate world this past month at Mike's Circus of the Spineless #21--the menu edition (AKA "Do Birds Eat That?").

But before you go--does that look like an eight-spotted forester to you?

Eight-spotted forester (Alypia octomaculata)?


Ah, the invertebrates...clouded in mystery. Click the logo below to find out more about the carnival that's dedicated exclusively to them.