by Pete Dunne
An insightful look at New Jersey’s bayshore in summer, by one of the best writers around.
Posts Tagged ‘Pete Dunne’
February 23, 2009
Prairie Spring: A Journey Into the Heart of a Season
Reviews, Books, Miscellaneous
In my review of Pete Dunne’s Essential Field Guide Companion I state that it belongs in the library of every North American birder. I just want to share a quick scenario that illustrates just how essential this guide really is. Suppose you’re in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas in late fall, and you […]
Author extraordinaire Pete Dunne was the keynote speaker at this year’s Colonial Coast Birding and Nature Festival, held annually on Jekyll Island, Georgia. It was a blast to hear him speak, and even more so to bird with him. It is with complete honesty that I say that if I could write (or bird) like […]
July 3, 2008
The Wind Masters: The Lives of North American Birds of Prey
Reviews, Books, Family Guidesby Pete Dunne
Birding’s master storyteller reveals the lives of the North American raptors.
by Pete Dunne
A collection of great essays and columns by one of birding’s best authors.
If Pete Dunne wrote a restaurant menu, I would read it word for word. He is easily my favorite birding author. Here is a list of all the books that he has written, along with magazines that for which he is a regular contributor. I have read most of these books, and they are without […]
March 8, 2008
Good Birders Don’t Wear White: 50 Tips From North America’s Top Birders
Reviews, Books, Birdingby Lisa White
A collection of good, albeit brief, tips from some of the best that birding has to offer.
A fantastic publication by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology that all birders should check out.
by Pete Dunne
An unmatched identification aide that belongs in the library of every North American birder. Seriously.
