Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Birding is the bimonthly members' magazine of the American Birding Association. While not a formal journal, Birding offers enthusiasts in-depth and scholarly articles on field identification and bird conservation. Each issue also features tips on North American and foreign birdfinding, news in the world of birding, and reviews of books, media, and equipment. Along with feature articles, usually on bird identification and field-observable aspects of bird biology, each issue of Birding contains the following entries, as of 2007: Letters to the Editor A Birding Interview (with a prominent American birder) Flight Path (news of a programs and initiatives of the ABA) Traditions (a "historic" birding photo and short commentary) Sightings (summary of rare North American birds seen the previous month) News and Notes (digests of articles in the ornithological literature) Photo Quiz Answers (detailed analysis of one or more quiz photos) Dimensions (essays on human and bird behavior) Tools of the Trade (reviews of optics and other birding products) Book Reviews (usually three reviews per issue) New Photo Quiz (with answers and analysis to appear in the following issue)The magazine, which was first published in 1969, retains a grass-roots feel, with prominence given in most issues to letters, commentaries, and feedback.A six-part history of birding in North America, as reported and reflected on the pages of Birding, appeared in the 2006 volume of Birding. This six-part history was broken down as follows: 1968-1974, covering the founding of the ABA and the emphasis in the organization's early years on "listing" (keeping personal lists of birds seen and competing with other people interested in listing). 1975-1980 1981-1987 1988-1993 1994-2000 2001-2006. }
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- Birding_(magazine) abstract "Birding is the bimonthly members' magazine of the American Birding Association. While not a formal journal, Birding offers enthusiasts in-depth and scholarly articles on field identification and bird conservation. Each issue also features tips on North American and foreign birdfinding, news in the world of birding, and reviews of books, media, and equipment. Along with feature articles, usually on bird identification and field-observable aspects of bird biology, each issue of Birding contains the following entries, as of 2007: Letters to the Editor A Birding Interview (with a prominent American birder) Flight Path (news of a programs and initiatives of the ABA) Traditions (a "historic" birding photo and short commentary) Sightings (summary of rare North American birds seen the previous month) News and Notes (digests of articles in the ornithological literature) Photo Quiz Answers (detailed analysis of one or more quiz photos) Dimensions (essays on human and bird behavior) Tools of the Trade (reviews of optics and other birding products) Book Reviews (usually three reviews per issue) New Photo Quiz (with answers and analysis to appear in the following issue)The magazine, which was first published in 1969, retains a grass-roots feel, with prominence given in most issues to letters, commentaries, and feedback.A six-part history of birding in North America, as reported and reflected on the pages of Birding, appeared in the 2006 volume of Birding. This six-part history was broken down as follows: 1968-1974, covering the founding of the ABA and the emphasis in the organization's early years on "listing" (keeping personal lists of birds seen and competing with other people interested in listing). 1975-1980 1981-1987 1988-1993 1994-2000 2001-2006".