Product Description: Originally published in its first edition by the University of Pennsylvania Press, Guide to Hawk Watching in North America has been a trusted friend to thousands of birders. Now in this completely revised edition, veteran birder Don Heintzelman provides updated "where and when" information to guide birders to the best raptor-viewing sites on the continent...read more

Describes the habitat, distribution, food sources, nesting cycle, behavior, and migration of hawks and owls found in the Eastern United States and Canada.

Provides advice and information on watching and attracting birds, including equipment, sources of information, and setting up a backyard habitat. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Silent predators of the night, owls are fascinating birds that play a crucial role in controlling rodent populations and maintaining ecological balance. In this carefully researched, well-illustrated book — the first full-scale owl-watching field guide ever published — one of the foremost American authorities on owls tells how to locate and study these remarkable birds...read more

Discusses the basic techniques of bird watching, describes the behavior of birds, and suggests projects for learning about birds

A comprehensive manual for bird watchers features information on equipment, field guides, organizations, types of birding, techniques, rare bird alerts, and bird watching sites all over the world

Describes species of ducks, geese, and swans native or introduced to North America, including coverage of several rarely seen North American visitors, and provides information on migration routes and waterfowl viewing areas