National Geographic- publisher of the authoritative birding guide, Field Guide to the Birds of North America- expands its series of regional bird field guides, focusing on two northern birding hotspots: MICHIGAN and NEW JERSEY. New Jersey, a favourite among birders, is home to urban birds, suburban birds, and shore birds, while Michigan provides the opportunity to view glorious birds of the northland and Great Lakes areas. The variety and beauty of the bird populations in these regions make them popular destinations for birding trips, but the success and enjoyment of a trip often depends on the quality of the birding guide. National Geographic Field Guide to Birds provides affordable, portable, reliable region specific information, perfect for the novice or experienced birder. Each guide features 150 specimens, grouped by family with quick-reference alphabetical and colour-coded indexes that provide easy ways to identify a bird quickly. Each entry has a vivid photograph showing the bird in its native habitat. On the facing page, a list of bulleted points confirms at a glance the bird's identity.
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Mel Baughman an accomplished birder, conservationist, author, and publisher, is an editor of the bestselling National Geographic Reference Atlas to the Birds of North America.
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This review is from: National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds: Michigan (National Geographic Field Guide to Birds) (Paperback)
If you live in Michigan and like bird watching you have to get this book. I have been able to identify many birds and it is nice that I can just stick in in my pocket. The book contains real pictures so it's easier to identify birds and it also has the birds indexed by their color, so if you see a bird and you don't know what it is, you can simply look at a list of birds of that particular color.
One thing this book lacks is information about birds, it's kind of basic in that area. However, it is a pocket field guide and should be treated as such. For more information on a bird's behavior and biology there are other full size books available.
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This review is from: National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds: Michigan (National Geographic Field Guide to Birds) (Paperback)
Good photographs, very small & portable. For more detail, look at Birds of Michigan or author Stan Tekiela.
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