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Field Guides & Natural History  Ornithology  Birds of the Americas  Birds of North America

Birding in the American West A Handbook

Field / Identification Guide Wildlife Guide
By: Kevin J Zimmer
402 pages, 74 b/w photos, 36 illus, 1 map
Birding in the American West
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  • Birding in the American West ISBN: 9780801483288 Paperback Apr 2000 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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Both a field guide and a site-finding guide, this book provides an introduction to birding west of the Mississippi.

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Field / Identification Guide Wildlife Guide
By: Kevin J Zimmer
402 pages, 74 b/w photos, 36 illus, 1 map
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"[...] When a book, or anything else for that matter, tries to do too many things at once it usually does them all poorly. This handbook is the exception. It tackles three distinct subjects and it is worth reading for any of them. It is very highly recommended to anyone, resident or visitor, birding the United States or Canada. [...]"
- Grant McCreary (26-03-2007), read the full review at The Birder's Library

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