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A Field Guide to Backyard Birds of North America : A Visual Directory of the Most Popular Backyard Birds, Paperback / softback Book

A Field Guide to Backyard Birds of North America : A Visual Directory of the Most Popular Backyard Birds Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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An essential tool for any amateur bird-watcher in the United States. Whether you’re just getting started birding or want to build on your existing knowledge, this handbook provides you with all you need, making it the companion in the field.

Inside this gorgeously illustrated guide, you’ll find: The basics of bird-watching, including when, where, and what to look for, as well as how to take accurate notes and make sketches. A fascinating introduction to the amazing world of birds, including facts on their anatomy, feathers, calls and postures, courtship, and nests. A unique lay-flat logbook, filled with tips to get the most out of bird-watching, so you can chart your own findings and observations over 2 years. More than 50 of the most commonly seen birds in the United States in one comprehensive species catalog. How to turn your own backyard into a safe and hospitable bird reserve.   Sized perfectly to fit into a shoulder bag next to your binoculars, A Field Guide to Backyard Birds of North America is the one book you won’t want to leave home without.

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