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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Complementary Guide on Bird Biology,
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This review is from: Birder's Handbook: A Field Guide to the Natural Histroy of North American Birds (Paperback)
Ok, this is NOT a field guide as the name would suggest. It is a reference book of bird biology. It includes information such as habitat preferences, nesting substrate, clutch size, diet, courtship rituals, which sex sits on the nest, etc. There are also short essays intersperced throughout the guide about various topics of ornithological interest. Not for the passive birder. Useful for researchers and serious birders.
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praise for Birders Handbook,
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This review is from: Birder's Handbook: A Field Guide to the Natural Histroy of North American Birds (Paperback)
This is one of the more informative books on the subject of bird watching. It has limited potential as a field guide as there are very few pictures and it is just too bulky to practicly take on an outing, but the real beauty of this book is the wealth of information it holds. It gives very detailed essays from many souces on everything from the extinct Labrador Duck to a autobiography of Thomas Nuttall to the differince between Precocial and Altrical young.BUY THIS BOOK YOU WON'T BE DISSAPOINTED!
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Birder's Handbook praise...,
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This review is from: Birder's Handbook: A Field Guide to the Natural Histroy of North American Birds (Paperback)
Great reference book, though NOT portable. Because this book came out in 1988, it needs updating: bird name changes have occured and there is more information from research to add to the wealth of information it already contains. Birder's Handbook uses various editions of field guides as reference points, that is, it points to particular pages of those field guides for a bird illustration or photo as well as range maps. And because those field guides have been updated in the intervening years, the page numbers are not true.I look forward to another edition of this book!
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