Archive for 2011

The Birds of Panama: A Field Guide, by George R. Angehr and Robert Dean, is a very nice guide to the incredible birds found in Panama. If I’m ever lucky enough to bird there, it will always be on my person. Want a copy for free? Then join the American Birding Association (or renew if […]

Mobile apps for New World warblers and sparrows.

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by Jerry Liguori

Amaze your birding pals with your ability to identify distant raptors!

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I can’t believe it’s May already. Hawks at a Distance: Identification of Migrant Raptors Christian Artuso: Birds, Wildlife Another Bird Blog Avian Review The Drinking Bird The Flying Mullet Audubon Magazine The Nemesis Bird A DC Birding Blog Birds from Behind – one of the most unique reviews I’ve ever seen Naturescape Images The Species […]

by Norman Arlott

A new field guide for the Caribbean.

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A little late, but here are the reviews I saw last month. Parrots of the World Surfbirds A DC Birding Blog National Geographic Backyard Guide to the Birds of North America Birdfreak The Birdchaser 10,000 Birds The Complete Guide to Finding the Birds of Australia Bird-O Watching Warblers (DVD’s) WarblerWatch “Dial B for Birder!”: The […]

by Josep del Hoyo, Andrew Elliott, and David A. Christie

The penultimate volume of the greatest series of bird books ever.

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Kenn Kaufman’s Advanced Birding has long been a required book for anyone wanting to come to grips with gulls, flycatchers, and other difficult-to-identify groups of North American birds. New this month is a new, updated edition – Kaufman Field Guide to Advanced Birding. Any book by Kaufman is worth reading, especially one on bird identification. […]

by Dyan deNapoli

A powerful look inside the largest animal rescue in history.

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There was a little book published recently called The Crossley ID Guide. You may have noticed. Given all of the reviews online, it would be hard not to (I’ve added many reviews in the comments on the Crossley review roundup). But that’s not the only book being reviewed. Here are some others. The Feather Quest: […]