Feathersite
Barry Koffler's
expansive website with a multitude of fowl photos, information, and links
to the world of poultry.
The Poultry Information
Exchange
This is where you can ask questions and get answers as well as read
what others are saying about poultry topics. This site also has an exchange
for listing poultry for sale or wanted.
The Poultry Connection
Tim has done an incredible amount of work on his website since I last
visited. You'll find a wealth of information on this website as well as
abundant links.
Frances A. Bassom's Website
Frances has a wonderful website with poultry stuff...but she doesn't
like ducks in particular. She finds them messy little fellows and must
be periodically reminded so that she doesn't purchase some again. Her redeeming
feature though, that overrides no ducks, is that she likes dragons.
Go to her website, close your eyes, open your soul, and learn about dragons.
Poultry
Party and Information Exchange
Eggghead's off the wall website with a bunch of poultry lunatics. :)
I ought to know 'cause I'm one of them!
The
Egg Swapper's Board
Here's a place where you can post notices for eggs that you want or
eggs that you have to swap or sell. It's a very useful board.
DOM_BIRD List
This link will allow you to subscribe, set preferences, and unsubscribe
to a splendid list with very helpful postings about domesticated poultry...chickens,
ducks, geese, etc. It does not deal with parrots or other exotic birds...only
domesticated poultry. You can get a lot of your questions answered here
by a cadre of very well-informed subscribers. This subscription link is
on the PBCPFA's web page, so go to the bottom and return to their page
for some excellent poultry information.
NZ Beekeeping Links
to Other Beekeeping Sites
This site has the most complete list of links to beekeeping activities
that I have found. By all means, go back and explore Nick's homepage and
all of the avenues when you get there.
The Windy Sock...Newsletter
of the Alamo Escadrille, FAC
This newsletter is composed by modelers who build and fly rubber scale
free flight model aircraft. Photographs of the models built are incredible.
There are good plans for models and also modeling information and tips
at the site.
The American Canoeing Association
If you have a canoe that has been setting around, not being paddled
anymore, give it and yourself a new life as you discover canoe sailing.
This link goes to the ACA's sailing committee, and it provides information
on the competition classes, events, as well as the 44 sq. ft. lateen sail
that is sold for the ACA standard class of sailing canoes.
