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The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds by Miklos D.F. Udvardy
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The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds

by Miklos D.F. Udvardy

Series: Audubon Society Field Guide

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I have not used this as extensively as the Eastern edition, since I live in the east. It looks to be the same quality & I have found a couple of birds that strayed into our area, though. ( )
  jimmaclachlan | Sep 25, 2009 |
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Introduction (p. 11): Ancient Roman bird-watchers formed a society of augurs or priests and told the future from various auspices or signs such as the flight and appearance of certain birds.
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A favorite of birdwatchers (especially those who prefer photographs to illustrations), this field guide, revised for 2000, accounts for the 544 bird species that live in the region west of the Great Plains. The clearly printed color photographs capture birds at rest and in flight; preceded by black-and-white silhouettes, the plates are organized by visually based, intuitive categories--"hawk-like birds," "pigeon-like birds," and "perching birds," for example--that make on-the-fly identification a fairly simple matter. The images are matched by clearly written text that describes a given bird, gives an approximation of its voice, and details its habitat, range, nests, and behavior. Sized to fit in a jacket or backpack pocket, this is a valuable companion for any birding outing in the region. --Gregory McNamee

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