Today the American Birding Association is thrilled to announce the results of the 2020 Young Birder of the Year program. The ABA Young Birder of the Year exists to encourage, mentor, and develop the talents of our teenage birders.
Relative to the small branches, this quiz bird seems small and that feature, in combo with the fact that it’s perched in a tree, probably puts us in the large bird order, Passeriformes, which houses about half the world’s bird species.
Oregon The Fall 2019 Aug 1–Nov 30, 2019 Adrian W. Hinkle 2616 SE 58th Ave Portland, Oregon 97206 [email protected] Recommended citation Hinkle, A. W. 2019. The fall 2019: Oregon. North American Birds 74(1). Several rain read more >>
In her ambitious new Mastering Bird Photography: The Art, Craft, and Technique of Photographing Birds and Their Behavior, Marie Read has distilled decades of experience into a beautiful, well-organized reference on the topic.
Birding Guide to Photography - December 2019
Beyond its well-crafted essays and lovely photographs, a beauty of Bringing Back the Birds: Exploring Migration and Preserving BirdScapes throughout the Americas is its compositional richness and diversity. One can either pick it up off the bookshelf for a good educational read or lift it from the coffee table for the avian eye candy.
Photos and answers are supplied by Tony Leukering, a field ornithologist based in southeast Colorado, with strong interests in bird migration, distribution, and identification. He has worked for read more >>
PDF DOWNLOAD PDF English PDF Español Practice and promote respectful, enjoyable, and thoughtful birding as defined in this code 1. Respect and promote birds and their read more >>
For every birder who faithfully devotes a half-shelf or more to global listing chronicles like Noah Strycker’s Birding without Borders or Phoebe Snetsinger’s Birding on Borrowed Time, Fisher’s book is an instant must-own.
Taking us through a journey of landfill visits with some of Europe’s most prominent gull-watchers, the book unfolds in southern Britain, and it is here that the author experiences the subculture of gull obsession, taking part in capturing and banding gulls.
