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Worth it for the photography!, February 10, 2000
This review is from: The Wood Warblers: An Introductory Guide (Corrie Herring Hooks Series) (Paperback)
The most stunning photography of warblers you will ever see, bar none. The pictures are worth the price alone. The author lives on the western coast of the Gulf of Mexico and setup a blind with strobes near water in his backyard during migration. If you love warblers, buy this book.
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Superb photographs, March 31, 1999
This review is from: The Wood Warblers: An Introductory Guide (Corrie Herring Hooks Series) (Paperback)
Schorre has taken some of the finest photographs of warblers ever seen. Unlike some of the other bird photographers, he has pictures of wild birds, not mist-netted or aviary warblers. A stunning achievement. Warblers are, next to rails, the hardest birds in North America to photograph, and Schorre has superb photographs of them including the rarest, most secretive warblers. When reading this book, you can sense Schorre's passion for these most-beautiful of birds and for photography.
The photographs are accompanied by some introductory information on each warbler and this book would serve as a richly illustrated guide to these birds.
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