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01/26/2012

Sibley Guide Updates

by Bill Schmoker

Good recent news from David Sibley!

1)  The awesome Sibley eGuide to Birds is now available for Kindle Fire.  Fantastic to see a great birding guide available for this popular new tablet.

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2) A Windows Phone 7 version of the guide is also forthcoming so folks with devices running on that platform will be in the mix soon.

3) On his Facebook page, David commented that the long-anticipated revision to the Sibley Guide to Birds is expected to be out in 2013! 

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