First Field Guide: Birds
by National Audubon Society

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First Field Guide: Birds: Whether you are watching birds in your own backyard, taking a vacation at the shore, or hiking in the mountains, this book will help you look at birds the way a naturalist does. The book is divided into four parts:

Part 1: The World of birds: Tells you how birds are named, what makes them so perfectly suited to life in the air, how they migrate, where they lay their eggs, and how they raise their young.

Part 2: How to look at birds: Gives you the information you need to begin identifying birds; provides fascinating facts about birds' colors, shapes, bills, and songs; explains the difference between a bird's range and its habitat; and describes the plights of several endangered species.

Part 3: The field guide: Includes detailed descriptions, range maps, and dramatic photographs of 50 common North American birds. In addition, this section provides helpful shorter descriptions accompanied by photographs of 125 other important species.

Part 4: The reference section: At the back of the book includes an illustrated list of the 50 state birds; a helpful glossary of technical terms used by ornithologists; lists of useful books, videos, CD's, Web sites, and organizations; and an index of species covered in the Field Guide.

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Quantity:	No item(s) available
Weight:	0.26 kg
Price:	CDN$ 12.99 (US$ 12.64)

ISBN-10:	0590054821
ISBN-13/EAN:	9780590054829
Author:	National Audubon Society
Publisher:	Scholastic Paperbacks New York
Publication Date:	4/1998
Pages:	160 pages
Size/Dimensions:	0.5 x 5.25 x 7.25 inches
Binding:	Paperback

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First Field Guide: Birdsby National Audubon Society

First Field Guide: Birds
by National Audubon Society