As I was writing my review of Birding from the Hip, I started wondering about the portions ostensibly written by the author’s wife. While reading the book, I didn’t doubt her authorship. But now something was off. Maybe it was the fact that her name wasn’t included in the credits. I asked around and found […]
Archive for 2010
by Gerald Smith
Birding guide to the Great Lakes Seaway Trail in New York and Pennsylvania.
March 8, 2010
Handbook of the Birds of the World, Volume 14: Bush-shrikes to Old World Sparrows
Reviews, Books, Family Guidesby Josep del Hoyo, Andrew Elliott, and David A. Christie
The latest entry in the greatest series of bird books ever.
I had intended to regularly post about what I’m reading and reviewing, but I just noticed that I haven’t done so since last July. Where has the time gone? I guess that’s what happens when you have a newborn around. Convenient excuse? Yes. But the cutest, most adorable excuse I can imagine 🙂 Here’s what […]
I wish I could attend these two events, but alas, I will be at home, far away from either. But if you’re any closer, check them out! First, Rick Wright announced that there will be a panel discussion on field guides at the Tucson Festival of Books on Saturday, March 13. Wright will be joined […]
Absolutely amazing video of North America’s warblers is the highlight of these two DVDs.
You knew it was bound to happen. Earlier this month, The Sibley eGuide to the Birds of North America iPhone app was released. I think the Sibley guide (the printed one) is the best North American field guide, and I am pleased to see that it is now available in a digital format. I will […]
Lots of great reviews lately: National Wildlife Federation Field Guide to Birds of North America Dave Ingram’s Natural History Blog – great review, and you can even win a copy of the book! A Year on the Wing: Four Seasons in a Life with Birds The Zen Birdfeeder – a couple of copies of this […]
February 2, 2010
Birding Lite: A Humorous How-to Guide for All Who Enjoy Watching Birds
Reviews, Books, Birdingby Stan Dryden
An introduction to birding especially suitable for those curious about bird watching or just getting into it.
I’ve finally created a Facebook page for The Birder’s Library. I’m still trying to figure out the best usage of it, so if anyone has something they’d like to see there, please let me know. Feel free to add a discussion, or comment on the Wall. You should be able to do that if you […]
