Jim, here are a couple I like in addition to SAS, WBU, &
Cornell mentioned in another Tweeters response:

Bird Sounds Digitally Recorded--www.naturesongs.com/
birds.html (Arizona based, this site includes good
recordings of many of our local birds.)

The Grace Bell Collection at the Royal British Columbia
Museum--www.rbcm.gov.bc.ca/nh_papers/gracebell/english/
species.html

Avian Web--www.avianweb.com/birdspecies.htm

Great teaching!

> Hi Tweets,
>
> As a twist on the reference book thread, I'm wondering if any of you can
> recommend your favorite *bird related* website. I am putting together a list
for
> a class, but there are SO many websites I'm interested in knowing which ones
> people have found are really useful over the long-haul.
>
> I'm looking primarily for sites that can be used as learning resources, but
any
> suggestions are welcome. Obviously the Tweeters and WOS websites are tops on
my
> list for their local orientation and links. What else do you recommend.
>
> thanks in advance,
> Jim Flynn
> Seattle, WA