I and the Bird #121 now available (and notes on IATB #122)

I and the Bird #121 is now out — if you’re not familiar with IATB, it’s a repeating collection of links to birding articles and information around the net, especially blogs, which is published every two weeks with a rotating editor. If you’ve never seen IATB, you can see the current edition here — the home page and main coordinator of IATB is the 10,000 birds blog.
I’m mentioning this because I’m hosting I and the Bird #122, due to be published on April 1. I am planning on writing a couple of pieces to be published for IATB #122, and for those who’d like to contribute, I’d like to encourage articles about birding and photography and I also am going to solicit other views on the “community” of birding — but what this really is is an opportunity for you to say something to the larger global birding audience that you’ve always thought to say but never had the opportunity to or because nobody ever asked you to. I’m now asking, and here’s the opportunity…

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