Rob Hume

Birdwatchers will value this field guide, which combines a logbook for note taking with bird identification photos, illustrations, and capsule descriptions. The book opens with an introduction to the world of birds, describing basic anatomy, feather configurations, bird navigation, and migration patterns. Readers will find advice on the best ways to observe birds in nature, instruction in identifying species, and tips on making sketches or taking photos. The book's special features include: A full-color section showing 50 bird species most commonly seen in the eastern half of North America. A 104-page two-color note-taking section with two-page spreads for each week--enough space for a full year of bird observation notes. There is also information on choosing and using binoculars, bird population trends, making one's yard a friendly place for visiting birds, joining birdwatcher's clubs, and much more. Ninety-four full-color photos and illustrations plus diagrams and charts.

This is a guide to species of birds that live in or visit Europe. There are illustrations of each species, including the bird in flight and at rest. Symbols show which habitats each bird can be found in and at what time of year each is present.

An introduction to bird watching, which covers attracting, identifying, and observing various kinds of birds in different locations.