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Birds in your Garden Birds come to gardens to feed, breed, nest and rest. If water is provided, they will also visit to drink, bathe and preen their feathers. For a relatively small number of birds, gardens may supply most of their requirements for most of the year. More commonly, however, gardens offer a stopping-off point somewhere to spend part of the day or night, or part of the year. Having a greater appreciation of what birds need from gardens (and when) will enable you to provide for them to a greater degree.  Beautiful short eBook to read for those people who like to hear birds sing in their garden. Download this eBook

Bird Identification Manual T he first three sections provide an overview of bird body parts, guidelines for bird identification criteria, and the tools used in bird watching. Section four explains the miracle of migration, strategies used, threats, and survival. Section five presents the bird families identified in Lebanon. Section six is dedicated for detailed information on game species, while section seven is for globally threatened species. Section eight concentrates on the importance of bird conservation through awareness, education, and direct action. Section nine provides guidelines for bird watching: before the trip, during bird watching in the field, and after coming from the field. T his “Bird identification Manual” is an important educational resource for trainings and capacity building on birds, migration, and skills for bird identification! Download the ebook