Frank Graham Jr

It is an excellent coffee table-sized book filled with the most splendidly beautiful photographs as National Geographic is as well-known to capture as I've ever seen. It also has well-written compositions by nature writers from Audubon, the Smithsonian, Natural History, etc., about bird natural history and conservation efforts. Any bird lover would want this book.

This is a coffe table sized book filled with the most stunningly beautiful photographs I've ever seen. It also has well written essays by nature writers from Audobon, the Smithsonian, Natural History, etc., about bird natural history and conservation efforts. Any bird lover would want this book. Highly recommended!

a very dry history of the Adirondacks, with about 100 pages of extraneous and unwanted material about the national park system thrown in. good for historical research, but not for contented reading about the subject matter.

7/10/22