by Phoebe Snetsinger
The amazing story of the woman who was the first person to see 8,000 species of birds, in her own words.
by Phoebe Snetsinger
The amazing story of the woman who was the first person to see 8,000 species of birds, in her own words.
Thanks to Houghton Mifflin, I have two copies of the new Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America to giveaway. There are two ways that you can win a copy:
How to enter: You may enter via both methods to increase your chances. For either method, you can either send an email to mail@birderslibrary.com, or submit a comment to this post. If entering for the promotion portion, make sure you include a link to your effort(s).
This contest ends on Tuesday, August 19, so make sure all of your entries are submitted before the end of that day.
The fine print: due to the nature of this book, this contest is open to anyone in the US or Canada. Shipping in the US is free. However, depending on the costs, I may need a Canadian winner to chip in some toward shipping costs.
Good luck!!
For more information on this guide, including a review, see its featured page.
July 30, 2008
by Roger Tory Peterson
This combination of the Peterson guides to Eastern and Western North America has been extensively updated and enhanced. These changes, and the wonderful art, create a guide that is worth checking out.