Comments on: About http://californiabirdwatching.wordpress.com Backyard Bird Watching in Northern California Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:28:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Diana Pederson http://californiabirdwatching.wordpress.com/about/#comment-35 Diana Pederson Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:57:46 +0000 #comment-35 May I invite you to join the Bird Bloggers webring at: http://d.webring.com/hub?ring=petbirdblogs. I really enjoy your blog although I live in Michigan. May I invite you to join the Bird Bloggers webring at: http://d.webring.com/hub?ring=petbirdblogs. I really enjoy your blog although I live in Michigan.

]]> By: Hana Young http://californiabirdwatching.wordpress.com/about/#comment-34 Hana Young Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:32:23 +0000 #comment-34 I am writing to tell you about a news feed that I believe will be of considerable use to you as a blogger on bird- and conservation-related issues. The Bird News Network, produced by American Bird Conservancy, provides the latest news and information about birds and bird conservation in the form of articles, press releases, and videocasts. It is broadcast as an “RSS” feed that you can subscribe to at www.abcbirds.org/newsandreports/bnn.xml. As a blogger, you also have the opportunity to syndicate this feed to add fresh, frequently changing, bird-related content directly to your site. All you need to do is add some simple code to display the feed on any page. Each time ABC sends out a news item, the headline will automatically appear. You don't need to do anything! You can even customize how the feed appears, so it fits with your site’s style. Visitors to your site just click on the headline to read the full article or view the video that is housed on ABC’s site. There is no charge for BNN syndication. To see how the feed looks, please visit ABC’s homepage: www.abcbirds.org. If you would like to add the BNN feed to your site, please email gshire@abcbirds.org and we’ll send you the code to copy and paste onto your page along with simple instructions. Additionally, we encourage you to link to American Bird Conservancy (www.abcbirds.org) from your Website. With over 1,300 pages of information on every issue affecting birds in the Americas, it is bound to be a useful resource for your readers. We hope you will consider syndicating BNN and look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Hana Young American Bird Conservancy 1731 Connecticut Ave., NW 3rd Floor Washington, DC 20009 202-234-7181 ext. 203 hyoung@abcbirds.org I am writing to tell you about a news feed that I believe will be of considerable use to you as a blogger on bird- and conservation-related issues. The Bird News Network, produced by American Bird Conservancy, provides the latest news and information about birds and bird conservation in the form of articles, press releases, and videocasts. It is broadcast as an “RSS” feed that you can subscribe to at http://www.abcbirds.org/newsandreports/bnn.xml.

As a blogger, you also have the opportunity to syndicate this feed to add fresh, frequently changing, bird-related content directly to your site. All you need to do is add some simple code to display the feed on any page. Each time ABC sends out a news item, the headline will automatically appear. You don’t need to do anything! You can even customize how the feed appears, so it fits with your site’s style. Visitors to your site just click on the headline to read the full article or view the video that is housed on ABC’s site. There is no charge for BNN syndication.

To see how the feed looks, please visit ABC’s homepage: http://www.abcbirds.org. If you would like to add the BNN feed to your site, please email gshire@abcbirds.org and we’ll send you the code to copy and paste onto your page along with simple instructions.

Additionally, we encourage you to link to American Bird Conservancy (www.abcbirds.org) from your Website. With over 1,300 pages of information on every issue affecting birds in the Americas, it is bound to be a useful resource for your readers.

We hope you will consider syndicating BNN and look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Hana Young
American Bird Conservancy
1731 Connecticut Ave., NW
3rd Floor
Washington, DC 20009
202-234-7181 ext. 203
hyoung@abcbirds.org

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