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National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America, Fifth Edition (National Geographic Field...
Birding is the fastest growing wildlife-related activity in the U.S., and even conservative estimates put the current number of U.S. birders at 50 million. According to the New York Times, some authorities predict that by 2050 there will be more than 100 million?and the National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America will be the essential reference for field identification and the cornerstone of any birder's library. This is the ultimate, indispensable bird field guide?comprehensive, authoritative, portable, sturdy, and easier than ever to use.
Among the the new edition's key elements and practical improvements: Every North American species?more than 960, including a new section on accidental birds?classified according to the latest official American Ornithologists' Union checklist 4,000 full-color illustrations by the foremost bird artists at work todayand newly updated range maps that draw on the latest data New durable cover for added protection against adverse weather, plus informative quick-reference flaps that double as placemarkers New reader-friendly features like thumbtabs that make locating key sections faster and easier, and a quick-find index to direct users straight to the information they need. more
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- Posted: Sep-27-2009
A field guide to ugly birds
Are all North American birds ugly? Judging by this book, the answer is yes. They look like tinseltown cartoon characters. Huey, Dewey and Louie looked better. If you see a good-looking bird in USA, it's probably a European vagrant! Please call 911 and ask for Lars Jonsson.I'm sure this field...
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- Posted: Sep-03-2009
Lovely guide
I have not used this book that much to be honest because i do not visit North America that often but on my few visits this book was awesome in the field. The illustrations are well done and the inofrmation is spot on. I strongly recommend this guide.
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- Posted: Sep-02-2009
A beginners review
Good for identification purposes. I would like to have seen more information on nesting habits and food preferences and such as I don't know anything yet.
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- Posted: Sep-01-2009
Best field guide for US birders
Although I have several other field guides this is my choice for bird walks. The illustrations are clear and detailed, and the accompanying maps ensure that likely species and the correct season are available. The quick index attached to the back cover makes it possible to quickly "look up"...
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- Posted: Aug-30-2009
A Great Gift
I purchased this book for my father, who was an avid bird watcher. He was very satisfied and enjoyed the book. This book is very informative and indexed well. I would highly recommend this book to anyone that respects our nature's birds. Thank you for offering this book at such a reasonable...
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- Posted: Jul-14-2009
National Geographic
I've always thought that the National Geographic is one of the best spotting guides for North Amercian birds. I lost my last copy and just needed to replace it.
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- Posted: Jun-13-2009
A must have
A must have for the serious birder. Easy to use index tabs. Good new info.
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- Posted: May-29-2009
Great for Most Birders!!!
I am really starting to love this Nat Geo Field Guide. I have used many others and consistently reach for this one the most. Previously, I loved my (often ridiculed, seriously outdated) Golden-Guide to Field Id-Birds of North America, the best. This NG Field Guide is somewhat similar in...
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- Posted: May-12-2009
National Geographic Field Guide to Birds of North America
Very good book for identifying birds. I am not a "birder", but enjoy watching from my kitchen window at the different ones feeding at my bird feeders outside. I was surprised at the number of different birds that I saw. My curiosity caused me to order the book, to identify the different ones...
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- Posted: May-07-2009
One of the best
Birders in North America have a wonderful dillema. There are so many excellent birding guides on the market, which one to choose ? In my opinion two titles emerge as the best of the best. National Geographic and David Sibley's guide. In truth you couldn't go wrong with either, and I actually own...
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