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Reviews[November 2017] One of the things you notice when you're in the great outdoors is all the creatures that surround you. Once you get out of the city, you'll see a ton of birds you've never noticed before. These quick and simple birding guides are great to carry with you. Divided by region, they make a great stocking stuffer for your favorite outdoorsperson, too. Around $8., November 2017] For the nature enthusiast on your list, consider a holiday gift from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to enhance knowledge and enjoyment of birds throughout the year. These gifts give twice because a portion of each purchase supports the Cornell Lab's nonprofit mission to improve the understanding and protection of birds., [October 2017] From finding feathers in your backyard to identifying nests on your next trail trip, this series of 15 pocket guides comes in handy for bird watchers. Collapsible, coated booklet folds small for travel and weathers well., [December 2017] Bird enthusiasts will think a pocket guide for their hobby is the most thoughtful stocking stuffer they've ever received. Waterford Press' has three new birding guides on indigenous birds of Japan, China, and Thailand, as well as guides for North America. The guides cost between $7 and $10, and are laminated for easy convenience., [May 31, 2017] The Cornell Lab of Ornithology published a useful series of All About Birds pocket guides in May. It was developed to inspire and support beginning birdwatchers. Each of the 13 folding pocket guides keys in on a particular aspect of birding such as Backyard Birds of Eastern and Central North America, Birding 101, and Right Bird, Right House. Some guides relate to other parts of the continent but many of them are useful to us. They can just slip into your pocket and I like the fact they are weather resistant., [May 27, 2017] The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has introduced their All About Birds Pocket Guide Series, including 15 new titles, all published by Waterford press and the Cornell Group.The series is designed for regions, including such titles as Feeder Birds of the Midwest.These are not books but folding pocket guides that are easy to use, carry in a pocket, fold open at a moment's notice and are quite weather-proof.The feeder birds guide has 40 colored bird illustrations and lists the food types most preferred by each species. Orioles come to platform nectar feeders, for example, and so do ruby-throated hummingbirds., [November 2017] Birding is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the US and Waterford has several birding guides perfect for all ages. These pocket sized guides are laminated for durability and are really lightweight. Throw in the pack and get outdoors to play a game of I Spy and then use your guide to identify the bird.
SynopsisAcross Eastern and Central North America, more and more people are connecting with nature through their observation of backyard and neighborhood birds. Watching the comings and goings of sparrows, finches, wrens, blackbirds, woodpeckers, chickadees, and more is an endlessly enriching past-time made even more engaging when you can identify the species you observe. This portable guide includes beautiful illustrations of 60 common species, each annotated with useful information on field marks and natural history. Laminated for durability, this lightweight, 12-panel folding pocket guide is a handy resource for educators, learners, homeowners, and birders of any experience level who want to learn more about backyard birds in their region. Developed in collaboration with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, one of the world's leading institutions on bird life and behavior. Made in the USA., Beautiful illustrations of 60 common species are featured in this portable guide. Laminated for durability, this lightweight, 12-panel folding pocket guide is a handy resource for educators, learners, homeowners, and birders who want to learn more about backyard birds in their region. Developed in collaboration with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, one of the world's leading institutions on bird life and behavior. Made in the USA., Our backyards are home to bird species that have adapted to thrive in close contact with human beings. This guide profiles common urban birds in eastern/central North America and was developed in collaboration with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, one of the world's leading institutions on bird life and behavior.www.waterfordpress.com