World of Raptors

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Hooked on Hummingbirds

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Bird Song Ear Training Guide: Who Cooks for Poor Sam Peabody? Learn to Recognize the Songs of Birds from the Midwest and Northeast States by John Feith

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Audubon VideoGuide to 505 Birds of North America

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mfr: Master Vision This item cannot be shipped to a PO Box or APO/FPO <br />2 Pack of MVI & MVII<br />BIRD HOUSE & ACCESSORIES Gold Crest Dist.>0 points

Kestrel's Eye

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A Photographic Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia: Including the Philippines and Borneo (Princeton Field Guides) by Morten Strange

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Field Guide to the Mammals of the Indian Subcontinent: Where to Watch Mammals in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan (Ap Natural World) by K. K. Gurung

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A Photographic Guide to the Birds of Indonesia by Morten Strange

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Birds of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and the Maldives by Richard Grimmett

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Birds of Northern India (Princeton Field Guides) by Richard Grimmett

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Eastern Bluebird (Wild Bird Guides) by Gary Ritchison

An engaging portrait of the Eastern Bluebird's lif more...1 point

An engaging portrait of the Eastern Bluebird's life in the wild, told in straightforward text and illustrated with brilliant color photos taken by some of the country's top nature photographers. Offers a concise natural history, exploring the bluebird's feeding habits, courtship and nest building, development and fledging, communication, territory defense, migration, and more. The bluebird's relationship with humans is discussed in detail, too. A must-have for bluebirders. Appealing to anyone in...1 point

Northern Cardinal (Wild Bird Guides) by Gary Ritchison

The Northern Cardinal is well written, easy to rea more...0 points

The Northern Cardinal is well written, easy to read, and packed with essential information and beautiful color photos.0 points

Great Horned Owl (Wild Bird Guides) by Dwight G. Smith

The complete natural history of this popular speci more...0 points

The complete natural history of this popular species, told in straightforward text and illustrated with brilliant color photographs. The Great Horned Owl is a year-round resident over much of the United States and Canada, from dense forests to suburbia and city parks. Special adaptations, hunting and feeding techniques, nest building, growth and development of the young, and aggressive behavior are covered in depth.0 points

Downy Woodpecker: Wild Bird Guides by Gary Ritchison

This book is part of a wonderful series (Wild Bird more...0 points

This book is part of a wonderful series (Wild Bird Guides). The book is dedicated soley to downy woodpeckers and gives information about feeding, nesting, and breeding. After reading this book, backyard birdwatching is even more enjoyable because you gain the knowledge to understand bird behavior better. Beautiful photographs give the reader close up views not possible in the wild.0 points

Black-Capped Chickadee (Wild Bird Guides) by Susan M. Smith

The black-capped chickadee is certainly one of the more...0 points

The black-capped chickadee is certainly one of the most beloved of birds; one of the more recognizeable passerines, it is readily found at backyards feeders during the winter, and its pleasant "chicka-dee-dee-dee" call is known to all who frequent wooded areas.0 points

Ruby-Throated Hummingbird by Robert R. Sargent

The photos that accompany the text are the ones I more...0 points

The photos that accompany the text are the ones I wish I could take, showing the ruby-throat in fighting trim as well as bedraggled from migration. I can only guess how many frames were taken to get the many included in this comprehensive book. In my dogged attempts to get even ONE photo this good, I've read every book I could find on hummingbirds, particularly the ruby-throats. This is by far the best one I have found. Not only does it inform, it always entertains, a rare combination in a birdi...0 points

American Goldfinch (Wild Bird Guides) by Alex L. A. Middleton

A lovely book about one of America's favorite back more...0 points

A lovely book about one of America's favorite backyard feeder birds, American Goldfinch. Middleton's years of research on goldfinches show in the wealth of information provided in this book. 170 color photos0 points

Tufted Titmouse (Wild Bird Guides) by Thomas C. Grubb

The tufted titmouse is a common resident of North more...0 points

The tufted titmouse is a common resident of North America's eastern forests. Grubb, an ornithologist and professor at Ohio State University, explores the behavior and habitat of the tufted and black-crested titmouse (two subspecies of one species). He discusses the birds' courtship, breeding, nesting and nest building, fledging, feeding habits, communicating and flying techniques, and relationship within their community. This absorbing text is complemented by 135 color photographs of these charm...0 points

Red-Tailed Hawk (Wild Bird Guides) by Charles R. Preston

The Red-tailed Hawk is one of America's most famil more...0 points

The Red-tailed Hawk is one of America's most familiar and best-loved birds of prey. Its watchful presence, effortless flight, and piercing cry make it a conspicuous resident of eastern forests, southern wetlands, western deserts, and northern mountains.0 points

Ducks, Geese, and Swans: 2-Volume Set (Bird Families of the World)

Ducks, Geese and Swans begins with eight chapters more...0 points

Ducks, Geese and Swans begins with eight chapters giving an overview of the family, their taxonomy and evolution, feeding ecology, breeding strategies, social behaviour, movements and migrations, population dynamics, and conservation and management, followed by accounts of 165 species, written by a team of expert wildfowl specialists, describing each bird in its natural state and summarizing the published literature and recent research.0 points

Nightjars and their Allies: The Caprimulgiformes (Bird Families of the World) by D. T. Holyoak

Nightjars and their allies are a curious, fascinat more...0 points

Nightjars and their allies are a curious, fascinating, and remarkably varied group of birds that are found throughout the world. This largely nocturnal group has many specific adaptations for night time activity and some species have unique associations with bats. Until now, the existing literature has lacked information about their biology or evolution. This book rectifies these omissions in a comprehensive account.0 points

The Bowerbirds: Ptilonorhynchidae (Bird Families of the World) by Clifford B. Frith

The bowerbirds are confined to the great island of more...0 points

The bowerbirds are confined to the great island of New Guinea and the island continent of Australia, and their immediately adjacent islands. They are medium-sized birds, omnivorous and largely solitary. They are unique in the avian world in that the males build elaborate 'bowers': structures of sticks, grasses or other plant stems on or close to the ground for display and courtship, often incorporating objects such as colourful fruits, flowers, feathers, bones, stones, shells, insect skeletons,...0 points

Pelicans, Cormorants, and Their Relatives: The Pelecaniformes (Bird Families of the World) by J. Bryan Nelson

This book addresses the breeding biology of the si more...0 points

This book addresses the breeding biology of the six pelecaniform families, which comprise the closely-related core groups (pelicans, cormorants/shags, darters, gannets/boobies) and their more distant relatives, the frigate birds and tropic birds.0 points

The Herons: Ardeidae (Bird Families of the World) by James A. Kushlan

The authors have extensive experience of research more...0 points

The authors have extensive experience of research and observation of these birds and this book provides an up to date comprehensive review of the herons of the world. Covering their biology, distribution, description, systematics, breeding, feeding, and conservation0 points

The Hawaiian Honeycreepers: Drepanidinae (Bird Families of the World) by H. Douglas Pratt

The most important defining fact for Hawaiian hone more...0 points

The most important defining fact for Hawaiian honeycreepers is that they are endemic to the Hawaiian Islands in the tropical N. Pacific Ocean.0 points

Ratites and Tinamous (Bird Families of the World) by Stephen Davies

Each of the 55 species is described in detail, wit more...0 points

Each of the 55 species is described in detail, with maps of the present known distribution, accounts their food and nesting habits, calls, field identification, habitat and relationship with humans, including farming. It is the first such comprehensive account of the groups since 1877, and the first to bring together comprehensive information about the tinamous, little known birds of the America.0 points

The Cuckoos (Bird Families of the World) by Robert B. Payne

Traces details of the cuckoos' biology to their or more...0 points

Traces details of the cuckoos' biology to their original sources, includes descriptions of previously unpublished field observations, and reveals new comparisons of songs showing previously overlooked cuckoo species. Lavishly illustrated with specially commissioned colour plates and numerous maps, halftones, and line drawings, The Cuckoos provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date account of this family yet available.0 points

Albatrosses and Petrels across the World (Bird Families of the World) by Michael Brooke

Visiting all the world's seas, the 125 species of more...0 points

Visiting all the world's seas, the 125 species of albatross and petrel are the most oceanic and widespread of all seabirds. The nesting islands tenanted by these remarkable birds include some of the remotest atolls and some of the bleakest ice-bound Antarctic islands on the planet. Despite their penchant for the remote, petrels are now well studied ashore during breeding and, thanks to the rapid develop of satellite tracking and similar techniques, when they roam the high seas. In this comprehen...0 points

Toucans, Barbets and Honeyguides (Bird Families of the World) by Lester Short

This book covers in unmatched detail the life hist more...0 points

This book covers in unmatched detail the life history, relationships, biology, and conservation of all the world's toucans, barbets, and honeyguides. These number 133 species, found in tropical regions around the world. The toucans are especially well-known because of their dramatic bills and their association with the Amazon rainforest. The authors have been working with these birds for over 20 years, and their knowledge and expertise in these groups is unrivalled. Much of the information in th...0 points

Grebes: Podicipedidae (Bird Families of the World) by Jon Fjeldsa

Those who are unfamiliar with grebes tend to think more...0 points

Those who are unfamiliar with grebes tend to think of them as odd ducks, but their strange behaviours reveal them to be fascinating and intriguing birds. Grebes are unusual and unique in many ways; their habit of feather-eating; their method of sunbathing; their special method of underwater propulsion; the unusual structure of their feet; their courtship behaviour; and their floating nests.0 points

Winged Migration - DVD

Documentary on the migratory patterns of birds, sh more...1 point

Documentary on the migratory patterns of birds, shot over the course of three years on all seven continents.1 point