by Carl Safina
Wow. I was blown away by this book. Amazingly written, entertaining, and educational – everyone needs to read it.
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February 2, 2008
Eye of the Albatross: Visions of Hope and Survival
Reviews, Books, Miscellaneous | Comments (3)January 14, 2008
Fifty Places to Go Birding Before You Die
Reviews, Books, Regional & Travel Guides | Comments (0)by Chris Santella
If this book doesn’t make you insane with wanderlust, then just go ahead and throw away your passport.
January 14, 2008
Fifty Places to Go Birding Before You Die – The List
Reviews, Supplemental | Comments (2)According to the book Fifty Places to Go Birding Before You Die, here is where you should go:
by Wayne Lynch
This is a well-written introduction to these charming birds. Oh, and it has some great photos too!
Every year I typically get about a week to go off on a solo birding trip. Earlier this year I was contemplating where to go and basically decided on either Colorado or southern Florida in April. I had never birded in either location; so many lifers awaited me in both places. So I asked another birder for his recommendation. He told me there was absolutely no choice – I had to go to Colorado!
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December 16, 2007
Gatherings of Angels: Migrating Birds and Their Ecology
Reviews, Books, Biology & Behavior | Comments (0)
by Killian Mullarney, Lars Svensson, Dan Zetterstrom, Peter J. Grant
An absolutely essential field guide for birding in Europe. North American birders should also have a copy on hand due to its superior treatment of some shared species.
November 10, 2007
Long-Legged Wading Birds of the North American Wetlands
Reviews, Books, Family Guides | Comments (1)by Lucian Niemeyer and Mark Riegner
A decent introduction to the herons, ibis, cranes, and other “long-legged waders” of North America.
A fantastic publication by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology that all birders should check out.
November 2, 2007
Chasing Birds Across Texas: A Birding Big Year
Reviews, Books, Miscellaneous | Comments (0)by Mark T. Adams
The tale of a birder’s big year in Texas. If you enjoy the “big year” sub-genera then you will want to check it out.
