On title page: A field guide to the natural history of North American birds : including all species that regularly breed north of Mexico.
A visual identification guide to over eight hundred species, covering the entire range of bird families. Includes a concise glossary providing understanding of the scientific and technical terms used.
With over 800 full-color photographs, this book is a comprehensive pocket guide to birds of the world. Each entry combines a precise description with an annotated photograph to highlight the bird's chief characteristics and distinguishing features.
A visual identification guide to over eight hundred species, covering the entire range of bird families. Includes a concise glossary providing understanding of the scientific and technical terms used.
A visual identification guide to over eight hundred species, covering the entire range of bird families. Includes a concise glossary providing understanding of the scientific and technical terms used. "Authoritative text, crystal clear photography, and a systematic approach mak…
A labor of love born out of a lifetime of acute observation and passion.
A comprehensive guide to North American birds, with beautifully detailed illustrations - more than 6,600 in all - and descriptions of 810 species and 350 regional populations.
From David Sibley, the renowned artist & birder, heir to the mantle of Roger Tory Peterson, comes this landmark addition to Knopf's National Audubon Society publishing program: a field identification guide to North American birds containing his superbly lucid & comprehensive tex…
"Following in the footsteps of the bestselling first book THE FIELD GUIDE TO DUMB BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, the ever-annoyed-by-birds author Matt Kracht brings us THE FIELD GUIDE TO DUMB BIRDS OF THE WHOLE STUPID WORLD. This time he ventures around the globe to include snarky name…
All about birds
by Cornell University., Laboratory of Ornithology
fromRegional field-guide series