Contact: Sam Crowe
Phone: 888-613-9973
E-mail: news@birdzilla.com

For Immediate Release
June 29, 2004

McKinney, Texas - Over 50 million Americans watch and feed birds in their backyard. One of the challenges faced by many has been the availability of information specific to a particular area. In response to this need, Birdzilla.com has launched fifty new Web sites, one for each state.

Each of the sites provides information on certain aspects of backyard birding in that state. For example, a wide range of native plants is listed on each state site for those with an interest in gardening and birding. The state-specific information is supplemented with articles and news of a more general interest.

The question and answer section is an exciting part of the new sites. Visitors can submit questions on bird feeding, birdbaths or gardening for birds. Birdzilla has arranged for experts in each topic to answer questions submitted by e-mail, thereby providing information on the specific needs of each individual.

The sites can be accessed in two ways:

- Visit Birdzilla.com and select from the drop-down list of states on the top left.
- Go directly to a state site.

In most cases the Web site name is in the format of StateNameBirds.com, such as californiabirds.com or illinoisbirds.com. (Texasbirds.info and floridabirds.info are the only exceptions.)

Birdzilla.com is one of the largest and most-visited wild bird related Web sites. Additional major expansions to the Birdzilla.com network will be announced in the coming weeks.