The Superbowl of Birding is out, and by that I mean I and the Bird Web Carnival number CXLIII. Pronounced like Cthulhu but with an "i" sound at the end. You will find it here at the Slugyard blog.
The next edition of I and the Bird is set for February 17th, and I will be hosting it here, so please send me your bird blogging. It would be helpful if you put IATB in the subject line of your email to me.
The Bobo Carnival of Politics is out as well. Bobo is a clown, so be careful. Click here.
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