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  • 2026-07-07
    🟊 dew132's basement 🟊
    Dew132's basement is a newly launched personal Neocities site that is largely under construction, featuring placeholder content and test elements like link and tag demonstrations. The page is in its earliest stages, with most sections marked TBA and a handful of styling experiments visible.
  • 2026-07-07
    2600 News | 2600 – 2600
    The Hacker Quarterly is the legendary print and digital magazine covering hacking, phreaking, and information security culture since 1984. The site serves as a hub for the quarterly publication, the HOPE hacker conference, the 'Off The Hook' radio program, and community forums covering old-school and modern hacking topics.
  • 2026-07-07
    Anurag Agarwals' Threat Modeling Blog
    Ajax Sniffer - Prrof of concept: Anurag Agarwal's threat modeling blog dives into real-world web security vulnerabilities, including this post presenting a working proof-of-concept Ajax sniffer that overrides XMLHttpRequest to intercept and exfiltrate data. The site covers topics like XSS, Ajax worms, SQL injection, clipboard theft, and secure SDLC integration, making it a valuable technical resource for security researchers and developers.
  • 2026-07-07
    bad.download
    The personal site of bad.download, a tech-industry professional who writes about cybersecurity, privacy, digital preservation, and generative AI models. Minimal but thoughtful in scope, it features links to personal projects like a Discord bot using GPT-4 Vision alongside old-school web nostalgia banners for Firefox, AIM, and WinRAR.
  • 2026-07-07
    BruCON 2013
    BruCON 0x05 is the 2013 edition of Belgium's annual information security conference, bringing together researchers, professionals, and hackers for two days of talks, workshops, and hands-on training. The site archives the full conference schedule, training sessions on topics like PDF hacking and injection flaws, ticketing info, and sponsor listings from the event held in September 2013.
  • 2026-07-07
    CGISecurity.com
    CGISecurity.com bills itself as the oldest application security site online, predating OWASP, and covers topics ranging from XSS and CSRF to cryptography, web application firewalls, and vulnerability research. Run by Robert Auger, the site offers advisories, research papers, security tool roundups, and a deep archive of industry news and commentary stretching back to 2001.
  • 2026-07-07
    cleberg.net
    Christian Cleberg is a Technology Assurance Manager at KPMG who publishes technical guides, AWS security auditing posts, and personal projects through this minimalist personal site. Recent posts focus on auditing AWS IAM users, passwords, and S3 buckets, making it a useful stop for cloud security and IT assurance content.
  • 2026-07-07
    Dig Deeper
    Dig Deeper is a privacy and security-focused resource site covering browser selection, spyware testing, email providers, VPNs, darknet setup, and critiques of major software like Mozilla and various search engines. The site goes deep into practical guides and opinion pieces on digital autonomy, making it a substantial destination for anyone serious about escaping surveillance and corporate tech.
  • 2026-07-07
    Email Self-Defense - a guide to fighting surveillance with GnuPG encryption
    Published by the Free Software Foundation, Email Self-Defense is a step-by-step guide teaching readers how to encrypt their email using GnuPG to resist bulk surveillance and protect their privacy. Available in over 15 languages, the guide walks users through setting up encryption on Mac, Windows, and Linux with clear illustrated steps and an accompanying infographic.
  • 2026-07-07
    Fight Back Against Spammers
    SpamPoison is a community tool that has been trapping email-harvesting bots since 2003 by luring them into an infinite loop of dynamically generated fake email addresses on spammer-owned domains. Webmasters can join the fight by adding a simple link to their site, redirecting spam bots to poison traps that render their harvested lists commercially useless.
  • 2026-07-07
    Full Disclosure
    Windows Vista/7: SMB2.0 NEGOTIATE PROTOCOL REQUEST Remote B.S.O.D.: An archived post from the Full Disclosure security mailing list, documenting a critical SMB2.0 vulnerability in Windows Vista and Windows 7 discovered by Laurent Gaffié in 2009. The post includes a proof-of-concept Python script that triggers a remote Blue Screen of Death by sending a malformed SMB header, making it a valuable historical reference for security researchers.
  • 2026-07-07
    Hacking The Interwebs
    GNUCITIZEN is a security research blog by pdp and collaborators, focused on exposing web vulnerabilities including UPnP exploitation, XSS attacks, and router reconfiguration weaknesses. This 2008 post details a serious design-level flaw allowing UPnP to be abused across the web without XSS, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in network security research.
  • 2026-07-07
    Hello - fyr.io
    Matt is a UK sysadmin who runs this ever-evolving personal site covering infosec, the indieweb movement, and life both on and offline. The site features multiple custom themes, a changelog documenting its evolution, technical guides, and a curated collection of favourite corners of the internet to explore.
  • 2026-07-07
    Home - Web Application Security Consortium
    The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is a 501c3 nonprofit bringing together international security experts to produce open-source best-practice standards for web application security. The site hosts technical documentation, security guidelines, threat classifications, a web hacking incidents database, and collaborative research projects used by developers, governments, and security professionals worldwide.
  • 2026-07-07
    HOWTO bypass Internet Censorship, a tutorial on getting around filters and blocked ports
    Created by Freerk, this comprehensive tutorial covers dozens of techniques for bypassing internet censorship, including proxies, shell accounts, JAP, and circumventing blocked ports in schools, workplaces, and countries with restrictive filtering. It documents specific censorware products like NetNanny, WebSense, and DansGuardian, making it a rare and detailed reference for anyone facing restricted internet access.
  • 2026-07-07
    It's a shampoo world anyway
    The personal weblog of Martin Johns (aka Maddin), a security researcher whose posts focus on web security topics including CSRF protection, XSS detection, DNS rebinding, Firefox extensions, and OWASP conference coverage. It offers a window into early-to-late 2000s browser security research, with references to tools like NoScript, LocalRodeo, noXSS, and XSSDS that Johns developed or contributed to.
  • 2026-07-07
    Killing the Evercookie - Part2 MobileSafari - Dominic White
    Dominic White's technical blog dives into browser privacy and tracking vulnerabilities, with this post investigating how the Evercookie persistent tracking mechanism operates on iOS MobileSafari and embedded WebKit apps. The research reveals significant privacy gaps in Apple's mobile platform and offers practical steps for jailbroken iPhone users to defend against supercookies.
  • 2026-07-07
    mfzx
    Maxwell S. Fritz's personal site covers their work and interests in cybersecurity, software engineering, telecommunications, and amateur radio, with a strong emphasis on privacy as a fundamental human right. Visitors will find links to projects, a directory, updates, and connections to webrings like The Hacker Webring and IndieWeb Webring.
  • 2026-07-07
    No Trace Project
    The No Trace Project is a multilingual security resource for anarchists and activists, providing tools to understand surveillance capabilities, counter infiltration, and practice operational security. It features a threat library, a database of known infiltrators, documented cases of hidden surveillance devices, and zines covering counter-repression strategies across more than a dozen languages.
  • 2026-07-07
    Page Hijack Exploit – 302, redirects and Google (clsc.net)
    Written by Claus Schmidt in 2005, this technical article exposes the '302 page hijack' exploit, a method by which malicious webmasters could use server redirects to displace competitors' pages from search engine results. It covers how the attack works, which search engines were vulnerable, and practical precautions both victims and potential hijackers can take.
  • 2026-07-07
    Shellsharks
    Mike's digital garden at Shellsharks covers infosec research, technology, and personal life across a richly interconnected set of blogs, notebooks, and logs. A self-described 'Internet homesteader,' Mike has built an expansive personal web presence complete with a podcast, linklog, devlog, and Fediverse integration that makes it a compelling destination for security-minded web explorers.
  • 2026-07-07
    sqlninja - a SQL Server injection & takeover tool
    Sqlninja is an open-source penetration testing tool designed to exploit SQL Injection vulnerabilities in web applications backed by Microsoft SQL Server, automating the process of gaining remote access to vulnerable database servers. Created by 'icesurfer', it includes attack modules, a Metasploit wrapper, DNS tunneling for data extraction, and even a hidden Easter Egg that streams music.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Art of ARP Spoofing/Flooding/Poisoning | www.SecurityXploded.com
    SecurityXploded is an information security research organization offering in-depth technical articles on topics like ARP spoofing, flooding, and poisoning alongside over 200 free security and password recovery tools. This particular article dives into network-layer attack techniques including MITM attacks and ARP cache manipulation, making it a valuable reference for security professionals and enthusiasts alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Hive
    The Hive is the personal corner of Apis Necros, a cybersecurity enthusiast who writes about cryptography, hacking, philosophy, and general life alongside showcasing original JavaScript prototypes and cipher experiments. Notable projects include a self-designed PentaBit Cipher and a Diffusion-limited Aggregation simulation, making this a genuinely curious blend of technical creativity and indie web spirit.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Joy of Cryptography
    The Joy of Cryptography is a free online undergraduate textbook by Mike Rosulek, published by MIT Press, covering provable security from one-time pads and pseudorandomness through RSA, zero-knowledge proofs, and post-quantum cryptography. The first three chapters are available under a Creative Commons license, with the remaining chapters releasing in July 2026, making it an invaluable open resource for students and educators alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    The SQL Injection Knowledge Base
    A comprehensive reference covering SQL injection techniques across MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle, and other database platforms, with detailed cheat sheets for testing, exploitation, obfuscation, and prevention. The Knowledge Base is organized as a dense technical reference for security researchers and penetration testers, covering everything from basic injection testing to advanced topics like out-of-band channeling and password cracking.
  • 2026-07-07
    Tools - www.technicalinfo.net
    TechnicalInfo.net by Gunter Ollmann offers a comprehensive toolkit for passive information gathering, including domain WHOIS lookups, DNS records, IP address lookups, traceroutes, and bandwidth speed tests. The collection is aimed at security researchers and network administrators, with tools organized around reconnaissance techniques and network analysis.
  • 2026-07-07
    whoami
    Fallon (also known as grimm or asclepius) is a 21-year-old security researcher and malware developer who specializes in CTF competitions, exploit development, and adversarial emulation using C and Go. The site doubles as a hub for their many creative pursuits, including electronic music production under several monikers and self-hosted fediverse and Matrix instances.
  • 2026-07-07
    seahorses.com
    Seahorses.com appears to be a dedicated site about seahorses, one of the ocean's most fascinating and unusual creatures. The domain name suggests a focused resource on seahorse biology, care, or appreciation, making it a likely destination for marine life enthusiasts.
  • 2026-07-07
    Aldara - The Birds Fanlisting
    Aldara is a fanlisting dedicated to birds, with a title meaning 'winged gift' in Greek, inviting bird lovers from around the world to join and be listed among over 100 fellow fans. Part of the Two Harts Collective and listed at The Fanlistings Network, it offers a simple way for bird enthusiasts to declare their love for these creatures.
  • 2026-07-07
    Ancistrus Bones
    Gorgor is a 23-year-old Italian web developer and artist whose personal site blends a love of fish (especially Ancistrus and Angelfish), video games, and art into a delightfully chaotic aesthetic experience. The site features a blog covering topics from corporate web critique to art theory, alongside dedicated sections for music, bugs, and fish, all wrapped in an unapologetically weird and expressive old-web style.
  • 2026-07-07
    ANIMAL RESCUE CENTRES, REHOMING CENTRES AND SHELTERS IN THE UK
    Running since 1999, this UK-focused directory indexes animal rescue centres, rehoming shelters, and welfare organisations across the country, organized by both location and species. Covering everything from dogs and cats to reptiles, farm animals, and wild birds, it offers a comprehensive free listing service for shelters seeking to connect animals with new homes.
  • 2026-07-07
    Bardsey's Wildlife
    Bardsey's Wildlife is a nature blog chronicling daily wildlife observations from Bardsey Island (Ynys Enlli), a remote Welsh island teeming with birds, marine mammals, and insects. Run by Steve Stansfield and the Bardsey Bird and Field Observatory, it features daily diary entries, video diaries, rare bird sightings, and updates on marine mammal conservation projects.
  • 2026-07-07
    Bird Links to the World - Global Links
    Bird Links to the World is a massive curated directory of over 37,654 links devoted to birds, birding, and ornithology, organized by region and topic. Whether you are looking for species checklists, bird sounds, conservation resources, or local birding hotspots, this is one of the most comprehensive link collections for birdwatchers and ornithologists on the web.
  • 2026-07-07
    Birding LaBagh Woods Forest Preserve
    Robert D. Hughes provides a detailed birding guide to LaBagh Woods Forest Preserve in Chicago, covering parking spots, trail recommendations, and seasonal conditions for birdwatching. A practical and locally-focused resource for birders exploring this Cook County forest preserve, with links to maps, a Facebook community, and Hughes's personal birding logs.
  • 2026-07-07
    birding never sleeps
    Richard Fairbank's meticulous birding diary documents bird sightings across the Shoreham area of England, with detailed species counts, ring histories, and field notes going back decades. The site is a treasure trove for birdwatchers, featuring rare species encounters, seawatch logs, and even gull identification puzzles with photographic evidence.
  • 2026-07-07
    Birding Pal Asia Bird watchers meet new people from different countries.
    Birding Pal is a worldwide community connecting bird watchers who want to meet local guides and fellow enthusiasts while traveling, with a focus on Asia and other global regions. Members can find birding-friendly lodging, join fixed-date tours, access field guides, and connect with hosting pals who know the best local hotspots.
  • 2026-07-07
    BIRDING SITE GUIDE - Birding Site Guide
    The Birding Site Guide is a comprehensive resource for birdwatchers covering birding locations across every major biogeographical region of the world, from the Neotropical to the Polar Regions. Featuring species lists, site directions, best visit times, photo galleries, and regularly updated birding blogs from specific UK sites like Thorne Moors and Carsington Water, it's a rich reference for both local and global birders.
  • 2026-07-07
    Birds DesJardin
    Don DesJardin shares his extensive photographic and video documentation of birds in their natural habitats, with a particular focus on species found in Ventura County and Southern California. The site features galleries, DVDs, and Blu-ray releases annotating dozens of bird species by common name and location, making it a genuine resource for birders, backyard birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    Birds of the Heath
    Norfolk birdlife and astronomy: David Bryant's long-running birdwatching blog chronicles regular birding outings across Norfolk, with species counts, field notes, and photos from sites like Cley and Holkham Park. Featuring annual tally totals stretching back to 2015, garden wildlife trailcam footage, and occasional astronomy content, it offers a rich personal record of eastern England's birdlife.
  • 2026-07-07
    birdsong links
    Tony Phillips of SUNY Stony Brook has assembled an extensive curated directory of birdsong and birding resources, linking to hundreds of sites including the Macaulay Library, Xeno Canto, and Avibase. The collection is organized by region and topic, making it a valuable starting point for anyone interested in bird sounds, ornithology, or backyard birding.
  • 2026-07-07
    Birdwatching contacts and information around the world. Birders go birding that's bird watching meet new people from different countries. Those who travel, are traveling meet those who host, are hosti
    Birding Pal connects birdwatching enthusiasts around the world, matching traveling birders with local hosts at prime hotspots across every continent. Members pay a $10 annual fee to join a verified network of thousands of pals who have met for successful birding outings, with a private messaging system keeping email addresses secure.
  • 2026-07-07
    blairbirding – Sharing pictures, stories, reflections of my birding adventures – past and present – great places, great people and great birds…
    Blairbirding is a richly detailed blog by an experienced birder who has traveled the world in pursuit of birds, with trip reports covering Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, and beyond. With 663 images and decades of personal history, the site offers compelling narratives, species lists, and photography from international birding tours and solo adventures.
  • 2026-07-07
    crowcoco's corner!
    Crowcoco's Corner is a charming old-web personal sanctuary themed around crows and birds, featuring shrines, hoards, and collections curated by its creator. The site highlights a 'Bird of the Month' feature and links to various fan tributes, making it a delightful niche spot for bird enthusiasts and old-web explorers alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    didelphidae
    Didelphidae is a charming personal neocities site built from scratch in 2025, centered around its creator's interests including art, collections, and what appears to be an opossum-themed aesthetic (didelphidae being the scientific family name for opossums). The site features hand-coded pages, a crossword puzzle, last.fm music integration, character shrines, and a cozy old-web neighborhood of linked friends.
  • 2026-07-07
    Does Your Pet See Peripheral Drift?
    Peripheral Drift is an interactive slideshow tool designed to test whether your pets can perceive motion illusions, the kind that trick human eyes into seeing movement in static images. Visitors can adjust the display speed from 4 to 20 seconds and observe how cats, dogs, birds, and other animals respond to the optical effect.
  • 2026-07-07
    fanfreak.net
    A fanlisting dedicated to lemurs, inviting fans from around the world to join and be listed among 71 fellow enthusiasts of these charismatic primates. Simple to join with just a name and country, it has been running since October 2006 as part of the TheFanlistings.org community.
  • 2026-07-07
    FatherSonBirding | Sharing the Passion of Birds and Birding
    FatherSonBirding is a birding blog run by a father-son duo, Sneed Collard III and Braden, documenting their birdwatching adventures across North America and beyond, including detailed trip reports from destinations like Costa Rica. The site features richly written field accounts, species lists, photography, and a deep passion for avian ecology that makes it a treat for both casual birders and serious listers.
  • 2026-07-07
    FeatherSite - The Poultry Page
    FeatherSite, created by Barry, is an extensive online encyclopedia of domestic and exotic poultry breeds, featuring photos, video, and detailed information on chickens, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, peafowl, pigeons, turkeys, and more. With roots going back to 1996 and hundreds of thousands of visitors, this site evolved from a personal farm listing into a remarkably thorough reference for anyone curious about poultry breeds and their care.
  • 2026-07-07
    Find a birder to go birdwatching with in Africa
    BirdingPal is a global directory connecting birdwatchers with local birding companions and guides, with this page focusing specifically on Africa's 50+ countries. Visitors can browse by country to find a local Birdingpal who can lead customized birdwatching tours through some of the continent's most spectacular birding destinations.
  • 2026-07-07
    Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society
    The Greater Cincinnati Herpetological Society is a non-profit club founded in 1977 dedicated to the conservation, education, and responsible keeping of reptiles and amphibians in the Cincinnati area. Members meet monthly and the site offers care sheets, conservation resources, forums, and information about low-cost educational presentations for schools and libraries.
  • 2026-07-07
    Hilbre Bird Observatory
    Hilbre Bird Observatory is a regularly updated log of bird sightings from Hilbre Island, a well-known birding location on the Dee Estuary in northwest England, with detailed daily counts of species including waders, raptors, and seabirds. Run by Colin Jones and contributors, the site offers weather conditions, species tallies, and photographs alongside links to other UK bird observatories and ringing groups.
  • 2026-07-07
    Home
    The DFW Herpetological Society is a Dallas-Fort Worth club dedicated to promoting understanding, appreciation, and conservation of reptiles and amphibians through monthly meetings, field trips, and educational events. Visitors can learn about local species like the Texas rat snake, access guides to identifying venomous snakes of north Texas, and find out how to join the society.
  • 2026-07-07
    Home page - California Turtle & Tortoise Club
    The California Turtle & Tortoise Club (CTTC) has been dedicated to turtle and tortoise preservation, conservation, and education since 1964, with over 1,000 members organized into regional chapters across California. The site offers care sheets for desert tortoises, box turtles, and water turtles, adoption resources, a veterinarian list, the Tortuga Gazette publication, and information on chapter meetings and events.
  • 2026-07-07
    hummingbirds.net
    Hummingbirds.net, created by Lanny Chambers, is a comprehensive reference dedicated to attracting, feeding, watching, and studying hummingbirds across North America. Visitors can explore species profiles for over a dozen hummingbird types, migration maps, photo galleries, research bibliographies, and a live West Texas hummingbird cam.
  • 2026-07-07
    into the darkness
    Into the Darkness is the official fanlisting for ravens, one of nature's most intelligent birds, listed under the Animals category at The Fanlistings Network. Created and hand-coded by Mariqueen, the site invites fellow raven enthusiasts to join a growing list of fans from across the globe.
  • 2026-07-07
    Jean Iron
    Jean Iron's site is a vast archive of Canadian birding photography and field notes, covering species like Snowy Owls, Redpolls, shorebirds, and gulls across Ontario and beyond. With organized indexes spanning nearly two decades of observations, videos, identification guides, and contributions from fellow birders like Ron Pittaway, this is a treasure trove for serious birdwatchers.
  • 2026-07-07
    jellyquarium
    Jellyquarium is a personal site themed around jellyfish, with planned sections for a jellyfish tank, exhibits, and collections. Still a work in progress, it hints at a charming aquatic-themed showcase for a jellyfish enthusiast.
  • 2026-07-07
    John's Hong Kong Birding
    John and Jemi Holmes document their birdwatching adventures across Hong Kong and beyond, with detailed trip reports and photographs covering species like Snowy-cheeked Laughingthrush, Black Woodpecker, and Peregrine Falcon. The blog spans years of birding expeditions to locations including Western Sichuan and Jiuzhaigou, making it a valuable record for fellow birders interested in East Asian avifauna.
  • 2026-07-07
    Kane County Audubon
    Kane County Audubon is a local chapter of the Audubon Society dedicated to bird watching and wildlife conservation in Kane County, Illinois. The site serves as a hub for local birding enthusiasts, offering information about chapter activities, bird sightings, and nature events in the region.
  • 2026-07-07
    Lord of the Ocean - The TFL Approved Fanlisting for Orcas
    Lord of the Ocean is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to orcas (killer whales), created by Nadia in 2020 and currently boasting 39 members from 11 countries. Fans of these magnificent marine mammals can join the list, browse member buttons, and connect with fellow orca enthusiasts from around the world.
  • 2026-07-07
    Louisiana Ornithological Society
    The Louisiana Ornithological Society is the official organization for bird enthusiasts in Louisiana, offering membership, publications, event schedules, and birding resources for the state. Featuring the Ivory-billed Woodpecker as its emblem, the site provides checklists, field trip registration, and the LOS News newsletter for serious birders.
  • 2026-07-07
    memoria - - - a tribute & fanlisting to elephants
    Memoria is a heartfelt tribute and fanlisting dedicated to elephants, covering both African and Asian species with cited facts, personal commentary, and conservation awareness. The site emphasizes the urgent threats elephants face from poaching and habitat loss, encouraging visitors to learn and donate to help protect them.
  • 2026-07-07
    MONTGOMERYSHIRE BIRDS
    Montgomeryshire Birds is a community bird-watching blog tracking notable sightings across Montgomeryshire, Wales, with dated records of rare and interesting species like White Stork, Glossy Ibis, and Purple Heron. Run by Simon Boyes and contributors, it features county reports, sightings archives, local reserve updates, and links to Welsh ornithological organizations.
  • 2026-07-07
    Nature & wildlife photography - Öùôïãñáößá öýóçò êáé Üãñéáò æùÞò
    Panos Oikonomou's photo gallery showcases stunning images of Greek nature, wildlife, and landscapes with a particular focus on birds. A bilingual Greek-English site dedicated to the natural beauty of Greece through the lens of a dedicated nature photographer.
  • 2026-07-07
    Naturenet
    Birds: Naturenet's birds page curates a wide selection of UK-focused birdwatching links, from the Birdtrack app and mailing lists to nest box guides and species-specific resources like Crow City and the Canada Goose Conservation Society. Part of the broader Naturenet countryside and nature resource site, this directory is a useful starting point for British birders looking for vetted online resources.
  • 2026-07-07
    NetVet Veterinary Resources / Electronic Zoo Animal Species
    NetVet Veterinary Resources, created by Ken Boschert DVM at Washington University, is a comprehensive directory of animal species resources organized by category including amphibians, birds, cats, dogs, horses, reptiles, primates, and zoo animals. The Electronic Zoo component links to images, sounds, and informational sites for dozens of species, making it a rich veterinary and animal reference hub from the mid-1990s.
  • 2026-07-07
    NEW SITE The North American Native Fishes Association
    The North American Native Fishes Association (NANFA) is a membership organization dedicated to the appreciation, study, and conservation of native freshwater fish species across North America. Visitors can explore species checklists, captive care guides, fishwatching resources, grant programs for conservation research, and a member photo gallery covering hundreds of species from darters to killifish.
  • 2026-07-07
    nibirds
    NIBirds is a Northern Ireland bird sighting reporting hub where birdwatchers submit and share rare and notable bird observations from across the region. Packed with dated sighting reports, species lists, rarities records, and links to local bird photography, it serves as a real-time community resource for birders in Northern Ireland.
  • 2026-07-07
    OSLO BIRDER
    Oslo Birder is the field journal of an English birdwatcher living in Oslo, documenting seasonal sightings, migrations, and species counts across Norwegian locations like Maridalen and Østensjøvannet. With an extensive species index tallying hundreds of entries and vivid narrative posts about spring migrations and rare twitches, it offers a rich record for anyone interested in Scandinavian birdwatching.
  • 2026-07-07
    Out4aduck - A record of my birding year
    Neil Duggan's long-running birding blog chronicles years of birdwatching across the UK, with detailed records of sightings at Salford Priors GP and twitching trips to track rare visitors like the Dark-eyed Junco. The site features extensive year lists, species indexes, butterfly records, and location guides spanning over a decade of field observations.
  • 2026-07-07
    Oxon Birding Blog
    Oxon Birding Blog is a collaborative birdwatching log covering bird sightings across Oxfordshire, England, with dated field reports from multiple contributors tracking species at specific local sites like Otmoor RSPB, Port Meadow, and Blenheim. With posts stretching back to 2005 and hundreds of entries per year, it serves as a real-time community record for birders seeking rare and notable species in the county.
  • 2026-07-07
    Pelagic Trips, Bird Guiding and Bird Tours in Cape Town, South Africa - ZEST for BIRDS
    Zest for Birds offers pelagic boat trips, bird guiding, and birding tours in and around Cape Town, South Africa, specializing in seabirds, Cape endemics, and rarities. Featuring photographic galleries, ornithological resources, and expert guides like Trevor Hardaker, it is an essential resource for birdwatchers and twitchers exploring the Western Cape region.
  • 2026-07-07
    pewit
    Graham Catley, an ornithological consultant and serious local patch birder, documents his wildlife encounters across Lincolnshire and beyond with a strong focus on rare and notable bird sightings. Posts feature detailed field notes and photography covering species like Pectoral Sandpiper, Brown Hairstreak butterflies, and Bearded Tits at Alkborough Flats.
  • 2026-07-07
    Professional Wildlife Guide – Australia
    Aviceda is an Australian professional wildlife guide who documents birding trips across the Northern Territory, Cairns, and other remote regions of Australia. The site features detailed field reports on raptors and other wildlife, including a dedicated raptors-in-flight section and trip summaries from places like Kakadu National Park.
  • 2026-07-07
    Regal
    The Tigers fanlisting: Regal is the official Tigers fanlisting, owned by Jenn and listed on The Fanlistings Network, bringing together over 1,800 fans of these magnificent big cats from around the world. Visitors can join the list, grab a button to link back, and browse the growing community of tiger enthusiasts.
  • 2026-07-07
    Regent's Park Birds
    Tony Duckett's birding blog documents bird sightings across London's Regent's Park, Bushy Park, and Richmond Park, with a searchable log of species spotted over the years. The site includes a sightings map, a photo gallery, and posts covering birding trips further afield such as the Lake District and Norfolk.
  • 2026-07-07
    Ring Watching At Antrim Marina
    Gareth D.A. Platt documents his weekly visits to Antrim Marina in Northern Ireland, meticulously recording colour-ringed Black-headed Gulls and tracking their movements over time. The blog offers a detailed, citizen-science perspective on gull banding and ring-reading, with observations spanning multiple years and notes on how weather events may affect bird populations.
  • 2026-07-07
    SAVED
    The Adopted and Rescued Animals Fanlisting: SAVED is a fanlisting dedicated to adopted and rescued animals, welcoming fans of animal rescue and adoption from around the world. Created by an active animal rescuer, the site covers a wide range of rescued species and encourages visitors to adopt, volunteer, donate, or simply click a banner to feed a shelter animal for free.
  • 2026-07-07
    Sheffield Bird Study Group
    The Sheffield Bird Study Group is a registered charity founded in 1972 for birdwatchers and ornithologists in and around Sheffield, covering a recording area spanning twelve 10km squares across South Yorkshire and beyond. The site offers a sightings database, species maps, site guides, survey work, publications including annual reports and an avifauna, and membership information for all levels of birder.
  • 2026-07-07
    Shetland Wildlife - Meet the Team
    Shetland Wildlife is a tour and wildlife-watching company based in the Shetland Islands, showcasing the expert guides and naturalists who lead expeditions to observe the region's remarkable fauna. Visitors can learn about the team behind the operation, whose local knowledge brings encounters with puffins, otters, orcas, and other iconic Shetland wildlife to life.
  • 2026-07-07
    Shiny! - The fanlisting for magpies
    A fanlisting dedicated to magpies, those iconic black-and-white corvids beloved for their intelligence and attraction to shiny objects. Fans of these striking birds can join the listing to show their appreciation for one of nature's most clever and charismatic creatures.
  • 2026-07-07
    Steve Arlow Birding
    Steve Arlow's birding blog chronicles rare and scarce bird sightings across the UK, with detailed field notes, photographs, and video evidence of species like Red-breasted Geese and Daurian Shrikes. The site also covers international birding trips to Israel and Fair Isle, with an extensive sidebar of links to bird observatories, gull identification resources, and birding organizations worldwide.
  • 2026-07-07
    STRIKING // THE FANLISTING FOR COCKATOOS
    A fanlisting dedicated to cockatoos, the charismatic and crested parrots beloved by bird enthusiasts worldwide. The site is currently closed but was part of the 'Planets Bend Between Us' collective, with members and codes available on request.
  • 2026-07-07
    Ten most misidentified page
    A seasoned ornithologist and county bird records coordinator shares his expertise on the ten most commonly misidentified bird species in Monterey County, California. Compiled from over twenty years of reviewing rare bird claims, this guide helps birders at all skill levels avoid classic identification pitfalls, with specific species comparisons and notes on local distribution and timing.
  • 2026-07-07
    the Animal Lovers fanlisting
    Special Breed of Person is a fanlisting dedicated to animal lovers everywhere, inviting anyone who adores animals to add their name to a growing community list. Part of the ilove collective and listed with The Fanlistings Network, it currently counts 43 members united by their shared passion for animals.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Baltimore Bird Club Home Page
    The Baltimore Bird Club is a chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society offering schedules of birding trips, a newsletter called Chip Notes, and a library of recorded Zoom lectures on topics ranging from Empidonax flycatcher identification to birding adventures in Panama and Mongolia. With links to Christmas Bird Counts, breeding bird atlases, and membership information, this site serves as a hub for serious birdwatchers in the Baltimore region.
  • 2026-07-07
    the Bees fanlisting
    Essential Pollinators is a fanlisting dedicated to bees, part of The Fanlistings Network's Animals: Invertebrates category, currently boasting 92 members who share a love for these vital creatures. If you're a fan of bees and their crucial role as pollinators, you can join the growing list and connect with fellow enthusiasts.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Brownstone Birding Blog
    Larry, a Connecticut native, chronicles his birdwatching adventures across local towns, forests, and parks through regular blog posts stretching back to 2007. The blog captures seasonal sightings like Red-winged Blackbirds and Merlins alongside reflections on nature, weather, and the meditative quality of outdoor exploration.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Horse Website
    The Horse Website is a charming image-heavy personal page dedicated entirely to horses, featuring a gallery, a quirky 'Fridge' section, and mailing list archives. It even playfully recommends viewing in 'Horse Browser,' giving it a delightfully whimsical old-web personality.
  • 2026-07-07
    The Owl Pages - Information about Owls
    The Owl Pages is a comprehensive reference dedicated entirely to owls, covering species from every continent with photos, calls, physiology, behavior, and mythology. Visitors can browse hundreds of species by genus, name, or geographic region, and explore detailed articles on anatomy, hunting, vision, and more.
  • 2026-07-07
    Trevor and Margaret Hardaker's wildlife adventures
    Trevor and Margaret Hardaker document their passionate quest to spot and photograph every bird, mammal, reptile, and frog species in South Africa's Western Cape province. The site features wildlife photo galleries organized by animal type, trip reports, lifelists, and a personal challenge tracker updated through 2021.
  • 2026-07-07
    Which isopod are you?
    Created by Casiopea, this charming personality quiz assigns you one of several isopod species based on your answers about lifestyle, habits, and emotional responses. It combines a love of these quirky crustaceans with the classic internet quiz format, making it a delightful little corner of the web for nature and bug enthusiasts alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    Wild Bird Gallery
    Wild Bird Gallery, maintained by Martin Lofgren, is an extensive photo gallery documenting wild bird species from destinations including New Zealand, Australia, Colombia, and Madeira. The site features a searchable taxonomy index aligned with global avian checklists, making it a valuable resource for birders and wildlife photographers alike.
  • 2026-07-07
    Wildlife at Home, the Wetlands and Lakeside Park
    Scott Atkinson documents his regular visits to Lakeside Park in Kitchener, Ontario, sharing detailed observations of local wildlife including black-crowned night herons, bald eagles, beavers, wood ducks, and dozens of other species. The writing is evocative and patient, capturing the quiet rhythms of a wetland ecosystem through the eyes of a dedicated naturalist.
  • 2026-07-07
    Wildlife Links – Planeta.com
    Planeta.com's Wildlife Links page curates a wide-ranging collection of articles, resources, and organizations focused on wildlife conservation, ethical tourism, and animal protection from around the globe. Topics span everything from the ethics of zoos and marine parks to indigenous conservation efforts and apps for nature enthusiasts.
  • 2026-07-07
    Wildlife Watchers
    Wildlife Watchers is a conservation-focused organization site offering species reports, endangered species tracking, animal rescue news, and tips for attracting and protecting local wildlife. Visitors can browse wildlife alerts, report violations, and join an email list to stay informed about invasive species, endangered animal updates, and wildlife-friendly practices.
  • 2026-07-07
    Words on Birds
    Jeff Reiter has been writing his newspaper column 'Words on Birds' for the Daily Herald in west suburban Chicago since 2004, covering birds, birding, and the birding community. This blog archives those columns and features reviews, podcast recommendations, and personal stories that make it a rich resource for birdwatching enthusiasts of all levels.
  • 2026-07-07
    You can't get this from an egg!
    Kerakn (known as Kera) built this personal Neocities homepage around a deep passion for arthropods and insects, including detailed interest in black soldierfly biology and bug anatomy. The site includes an about page, a shrine to the visual novel Paper Lily, and links to fanlistings for games like Kingdom Hearts, Portal, and Sonic.
  • 2026-07-07
    ~ songbird ; the blackbird fanlisting ~
    A fanlisting dedicated to blackbirds, the beloved songbirds known for their melodic calls and striking appearance. Part of the fan.warmer-climate.net network, this site invites fellow admirers of blackbirds to join and show their appreciation for these iconic birds.

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