The best bird in the world - part of Don Roberson's endangered and threatened birds of the world .

The Philippine Eagle Foundation is a private non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of the endangered Philippine Eagle. By using the eagle as its flagship for conservation, it has been able to undertake direct actions that benefit the species, other endemic wildlife and the people who share its rainforest habitat with the eagle.

Where do you want to go birding in the Philippines today? Birding factoid: 577 species, 185 endemics, 188 endangered including 60 endemics, 39 speciality species and 4 week trip expectation = about 300 species.

This is an excellent annotated list of a December 2005 - January 2006 birding trip to the Philippines. Lots of pictures, extensive descriptions.

Photos framegrabbed from video of birds seen in the Philippines in 2001 from Peter R. Bono Associates, Inc. of Massachusetts.

Daily journal of a birding trip to thirteen places all over the Philippines. Gorgeous pictures too.

A website that showcases a selection of wildlife photographer, Romy Ocon's images of Philippine avian wildlife, nature scenes and miscellaneous subjects. The photographer hopes that you will have many minutes of enjoyment viewing the images, in the same way as he has enjoyed getting the captures.

Singaporean Ivor Lee's personal website to document birds of Southeast Asia in the form of photography. "It serves to remind us how fragile our environment is. Birds are the best indicators of how our environment is coping with the land development activities. The extinction of almost all modern day birds is due to loss of their habitats. Our fear is that more will become extinct in years to come. Our only hope is to see an increased number of people aware of this inevitable fate of extinction and will participate in all forms of conservation activities to preserve them." The Philippine bird photos in the site are just gorgeous.

The way all birding will be. Birding trip reports to the Philippines are available: here. Picture gallery of Philippine birds is stupenduous!