Rob Ripma
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Birdchick
- 10,000 Birds
- <b>Nature Observances</b>
- A birding blog from Peru by Gunnar Engblom
- Ali's Birding Journal
- Antshrike's Bird Blog
- As the Mind Wanders
- BFK Photography
- Bill of the Birds on Blogspot
- Bill's Birding
- Bird Ecology Study Group
- Bird North East
- Birder's World Field of View
- Birdfreak: The Bird Conservation Blog
- Birding Is Fun!
- BIRDING TO THE EDG
- Birding with Kenn and Kimberly
- Birding! A Growing Obsession!
- birdQUIZ
- Birds from Behind
- Chip Notes - eBird Buzz
- Colder By The Lake Birding
- DARREN WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
- Dawns bloggy blog
- Dendroica
- Donald the birder's blog
- Environmental Practicum Fall 2010 » Bird Deaths Aren’t Sexy
- Frogdawn's Nature Blog
- Green at Heart
- IFAW's Animal Rescue Blog
- International Bird Rescue Research Center
- Jeffrey A. Gordon
- Julie Zickefoose
- Jungle Jacks Journal
- Little Brown Job
- Michigan Hummingbird Guy
- Minnesota Birdnerd
- Mon@rch's Nature Blog
- MortgageTalk USA
- Neighborhood Nature
- Ohio Birds and Biodiversity
- Pacific NW Birder
- PEEPS
- Picus Blog
- Pioneer Birding
- Red and the Peanut
- Refuge Watch
- Ripma Photography Photoblog
- Salesbat's Weblog
- Skywatch Friday
- Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center's Blog
- The Birders Report
- The Birdist
- The Drinking Bird
- The Flight of a South Georgia Storm Chaser
- The Hawk Owl's Nest
- The Right Blue
- The Wandering Naturalist
- Virtua Gallery - A photographic Journal
- Watery Wednesday
- WildBird on the Fly
- WPBO Waterbird Count Fall 2010
- Wrenaissance Reflections
- Zooillogix
Gender | Male |
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Location | Carmel, Indiana, United States |
Introduction | I’m a birder and photographer from Carmel, Indiana. I started birding when I was seventeen and have continued to enjoy it ever since. Photography is a relatively new interest of mine - one that I hope to continue to pursue and learn more about. Among my favorite birding locations are Southwest Florida, Southeast Arizona, and Crane Creek, Ohio. I have also birded extensively throughout Indiana and in most Midwestern states. In 2008, I graduated from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business with a degree in Marketing, and I currently live with my wife in Carmel. I am extremely interesting in getting more people interested in birds and birding. I love sharing the knowledge that I have gain with new birders and I believe that teaching people about birds helps them better understand why we must work to conserve their habitats. |