Guiding Permits
I have received a license from the USDA, Coronado National Forest, to conduct guided, compensated
birding tours in the Nogales, Sierra Vista, Santa Catalina, Douglas and Safford Ranger Districts in
Arizona. My authorization ID is SAN0246 valid 12/01/2009 through 11/30/2015.
Insurance Coverage
Economy Birding Services, Inc. is a fully insured company with coverage provided by the American
Family Insurance agency. My agents are Jacque and Tom Pitzer, 11125 North La Canada, Suite 181,
Oro Valley, Arizona, 85737. They're my agents, why don't you use them too? Their phone number is
520-531-0393. I'm certain they can provide you with all of your personal or business needs.
Cliffy's Helpful Hints
Want to keep your binoculars looking new and clean? Use an Armor-All Protectant wipe (not the spray -
the wipes) once a month. Don't get it on the lenses though! It keeps the body's protective coating
looking shiny and new!
I have received a license from the USDA, Coronado National Forest, to conduct guided, compensated
birding tours in the Nogales, Sierra Vista, Santa Catalina, Douglas and Safford Ranger Districts in
Arizona. My authorization ID is SAN0246 valid 12/01/2009 through 11/30/2015.
Insurance Coverage
Economy Birding Services, Inc. is a fully insured company with coverage provided by the American
Family Insurance agency. My agents are Jacque and Tom Pitzer, 11125 North La Canada, Suite 181,
Oro Valley, Arizona, 85737. They're my agents, why don't you use them too? Their phone number is
520-531-0393. I'm certain they can provide you with all of your personal or business needs.
Cliffy's Helpful Hints
Want to keep your binoculars looking new and clean? Use an Armor-All Protectant wipe (not the spray -
the wipes) once a month. Don't get it on the lenses though! It keeps the body's protective coating
looking shiny and new!
Web Site Updates
06/06/10 - 2011 SW Ohio Field Trip Materials added to Info & News page
02/08/10 - Website update to Mac friendly coloration completed and background change
02/07/10 - Photo re-arrange complete - new photos added - photo archive page deleted
12/31/09 - New Portal page - Version 3.0 website update uploaded
11/14/09 - The TAS/EBS Southwest Ohio trip is now full with 16 participants!
10/06/09 - Mileage Rate lowered to $0.35/mile based on favorable gas prices!
09/18/09 - Added 1998 historical data to chronological output reports
08/28/09 - Information of TAS/EBS field trip to southwest Ohio in May 2010 added
07/31/09 - New simpler rates, more discounts and restructured California Gulch charges
07/04/09 - Link to new Twitter account http:www.twitter.com/economybirding
06/20/09 - Link to Facebook page added to learn more about me!
03/15/09 - New simpler rates, lowered mileage rate for travel, bumper stickers in da house
02/06/09 - Restructured, simpler rates added and now in effect
01/07/09 - 2010 Availability Calendar added to Availability Page
12/31/08 - 2008 Annual, Life, State and Yard Lists updated through 12/31/2008
12/20/08 - The EBS Embroidered Patch is in the house!
12/02/08 - Incorporation completed with the State of Arizona
11/26/08 - Rarities page added (linked thru Photo page) with Varied Thrush photos
11/25/08 - $100.00 question solved by Kimberly Loughlin of Highland Park, IL!
11/07/08 - Added photos and began adding 1999 data to chronological database
11/05/08 - Finished adding flycatchers on the species output reports (data page)
10/31/08 - The www.economybirding.com web site "go live" date
06/06/10 - 2011 SW Ohio Field Trip Materials added to Info & News page
02/08/10 - Website update to Mac friendly coloration completed and background change
02/07/10 - Photo re-arrange complete - new photos added - photo archive page deleted
12/31/09 - New Portal page - Version 3.0 website update uploaded
11/14/09 - The TAS/EBS Southwest Ohio trip is now full with 16 participants!
10/06/09 - Mileage Rate lowered to $0.35/mile based on favorable gas prices!
09/18/09 - Added 1998 historical data to chronological output reports
08/28/09 - Information of TAS/EBS field trip to southwest Ohio in May 2010 added
07/31/09 - New simpler rates, more discounts and restructured California Gulch charges
07/04/09 - Link to new Twitter account http:www.twitter.com/economybirding
06/20/09 - Link to Facebook page added to learn more about me!
03/15/09 - New simpler rates, lowered mileage rate for travel, bumper stickers in da house
02/06/09 - Restructured, simpler rates added and now in effect
01/07/09 - 2010 Availability Calendar added to Availability Page
12/31/08 - 2008 Annual, Life, State and Yard Lists updated through 12/31/2008
12/20/08 - The EBS Embroidered Patch is in the house!
12/02/08 - Incorporation completed with the State of Arizona
11/26/08 - Rarities page added (linked thru Photo page) with Varied Thrush photos
11/25/08 - $100.00 question solved by Kimberly Loughlin of Highland Park, IL!
11/07/08 - Added photos and began adding 1999 data to chronological database
11/05/08 - Finished adding flycatchers on the species output reports (data page)
10/31/08 - The www.economybirding.com web site "go live" date
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The 2011 TAS/EBS Southwest Ohio Extended Field Trip!
In conjunction with Tucson Audubon, Economy Birding Services, Inc., is running another "Migration in
Southwest Ohio" extended field trip for May 3 - 10, 2011. This trip was designed to sample the exciting
eastern migration in a corner of Ohio that isn't well known birding-wise. Join me as we explore the
boyhood birding spots that I grew up in and experience the thrill of the warbler wave. The 2010 trip
ended up with 117 species including 27 species of warblers! Space is limited, so register soon!
In conjunction with Tucson Audubon, Economy Birding Services, Inc., is running another "Migration in
Southwest Ohio" extended field trip for May 3 - 10, 2011. This trip was designed to sample the exciting
eastern migration in a corner of Ohio that isn't well known birding-wise. Join me as we explore the
boyhood birding spots that I grew up in and experience the thrill of the warbler wave. The 2010 trip
ended up with 117 species including 27 species of warblers! Space is limited, so register soon!