Each year a wide variety of birds and numerous birders flock to Mississippi's Gulf Coast, making it one of the most exciting bird-watching locations in the U.S. In this definitive guidebook, three seasoned Mississippi birders lead the reader through the area's swamps, forests, and beaches, dispensing plenty of insider advice along the way. Maps and bar graphs illustrating monthly probability of occurrence ensure that, no matter what time of year, visitors will find a trip to the region to be a rewarding birding experience.
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Judith A. Toups lives along the Mississippi Sound, and her bird writing has appeared in various magazines, guidebooks, and anthologies.
Stacy Jon Peterson has observed and tracked the migrations of all manner of birds, from flycatchers in Mississippi to hummingbirds in Idaho.
Jerry Bird is a past president of the Mississippi Coast Audubon Society.
Stacy Jon Peterson has observed and tracked the migrations of all manner of birds, from flycatchers in Mississippi to hummingbirds in Idaho.
Jerry Bird is a past president of the Mississippi Coast Audubon Society.
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Those of us who live and bird here consider the countries covered in this book to be the most challenging and stimulating birding areas in a thoroughly exciting state. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
birding resources, bird records committee, migrant traps, pelagic birding, birding year, repeat locations, local birders, spray fields, birding areas, sight record, fresh marshes, pelagic birds, mainland beaches, common migrant, coastal counties, mixed woodlands, common resident, winter resident, winter records, cooling ponds, summer records Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Seaman Road, Hancock County, Jackson County, Pearl River, Harrison County, Texas Flat, Port Bienville, Spence's Woods, Grand Bay, Deaton Preserve, Ocean Springs, Davis Bayou, Pascagoula River, Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Sound, Moses Pier, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Ashe Farm, Brown-headed Nuthatch, Gulf of Mexico, Hiller Park, Summer Tanager, Birding Contacts, Eastern Bluebird New!
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Those of us who live and bird here consider the countries covered in this book to be the most challenging and stimulating birding areas in a thoroughly exciting state. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
birding resources, bird records committee, migrant traps, pelagic birding, birding year, repeat locations, local birders, spray fields, birding areas, sight record, fresh marshes, pelagic birds, mainland beaches, common migrant, coastal counties, mixed woodlands, common resident, winter resident, winter records, cooling ponds, summer records Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Seaman Road, Hancock County, Jackson County, Pearl River, Harrison County, Texas Flat, Port Bienville, Spence's Woods, Grand Bay, Deaton Preserve, Ocean Springs, Davis Bayou, Pascagoula River, Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Sound, Moses Pier, Pass Christian, Long Beach, Ashe Farm, Brown-headed Nuthatch, Gulf of Mexico, Hiller Park, Summer Tanager, Birding Contacts, Eastern Bluebird New!
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- Birds and Birding on the Mississippi Coast by Judith A. Toups on 4 pages
- The Bald Eagle (Land of the Free) by Anne Hempstead on 4 pages
- Birds of Mississippi by William H. Turcotte on page 6, page 151, and page 153
- Industrial Park (Latin American Women Writers) by Patricia Galvao (Pagu) on page 10, and page 19
- The Snow Goose (NMSR) on page 138
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