I’m just happy to say that 10,000 Birds made the list. One wonders how many credit hours reading this blog might be worth?
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hi…love to read your blog..keep it up..love birds, nature,diversity too:)and doing research of bird.
keep writing,all the best
Hmmm, I’ve been through the list twice now and can’t find Belltower Birding.
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Congrats!!!! There are some very fine blogs on the list, and to be featured on it is remarkable!!
Way to go, 10,000Birds!