Books, Charts & Maps America - North
Birds

1001 Secrets Every Bird Watcher Should Know: Tips and Trivia for the Backyard and Beyond
Sharon Stiteler
296 pages. More details...
Attu: Birding on the Edge
Published by American Birding Association
Attu -"the Holy Grail of North American birding". This book chronicles 25 years of birding Attu and includes numerous photos and maps. 213 pages. More details...

The Big Year
Mark Obmascik
The rollicking chronicle of the 275,000-mile odyssey of three unlikely adventurers who take their bird-watching so seriously it nearly kills them. 268 pages. More details...

Crossley ID Guide - Eastern Birds
Richard Crossley
Revolutionizes field guide design by providing the first real-life approach to identification. Unlike other guides, which provide isolated individual photographs or illustrations, this is the first book to feature large, lifelike scenes for each species. 530 pages. More details...

Crossley ID Guide - Raptors
Richard Crossley, Jerry Liquori & Brian Sullivan
A revolutionary, comprehensive, and authoritative photo guide to North American's diurnal raptors. 304 pages. More details...

Golden Wings and other Stories about Birders and Birding
Pete Dunne
Collection of 41 of Dunne's articles and essays from various media, offering his perspective on birders and birding. 122 pages. More details...

Gulls of Europe, Asia and North America
K M Olsen & H Larsson
Revised edition. Helm Identification Guide. 608 pages. More details...

Field Guide to the Birds of Hawaii and the Tropical Pacific
H D Pratt, P L Bruner & D G Berrett
45 colour plates. Covers the Hawaiian Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, south-eastern Polynesia and Micronesia and the surrounding oceans. 409 pages. More details...




Collins Field Guide Birds of North America and Greenland,
Norman Arlott
Useful compact guide covering the USA, Canada and Greenland (over 900 species). 272 pages. More details...


Birds of Eastern North America - A Photographic Guide
Paul Sterry & Brian E Small
This is the best and most lavishly illustrated photographic guide to the birds of eastern North America. 1,118 colour photos and 405 maps. A sister production to Birds of Western North America - A Photographic Guide 336 pages. More details...

Stokes Field Guide to Birds: Eastern Region
Donald & Lillian Stokes
This easy-to-use guide features 545 North American bird species and more than 2,000 stunning color photographs. 512 pages. More details...

Field Guide to the Birds of Eastern North America
David Sibley
Bargain priced, pocket sized version of the popular North American Bird Guide - specific to the east. 433 pages. More details...

National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America
Edited by Jon Dunn & Jonathan Alderfer
Sixth Edition. 990 species (including 23 new species). Revised illustrations include 300 new pieces of art. 504 pages. More details...
National Geographic Complete Birds of North America
Jonathan Alderfer (ed)
Definitive, comprehensive, and systematic, this profusely illustrated desk reference is the ultimate compendium of North American birds. 960 species, migration maps plus 150 photos. Amazing value! 664 pages. More details...


Field Guide to the Birds of Western North America
David Sibley
Back in print due to popular demand! Bargain priced, pocket sized version of the best-selling North American Bird Guide - specific to the west. 473 pages. More details...


Birds of Western North America - A Photographic Guide
Paul Sterry & Brian E Small
Combining informative and accessible text, up-to-date maps, and - above all - stunning colour photos, this is the best and most lavishly illustrated photographic guide to the birds of western North America. 1,341 colour photos and 449 maps. (Also available: Birds of Eastern North America - A Photographic Guide ) 416 pages. More details...

North American Bird Guide
David Sibley
Reprint under consideration. We have no stock left of this title. 544 pages. More details...

Owls
Marianne Taylor
Covers owls of the northern hemisphere. Spectacular photos! 224 pages. More details...

Pelagic Birds of the North Atlantic: An ID Guide
Andrew Paterson
Printed on waterproof paper to withstand the rigours of oceanic trips or seawatching! 32 pages. More details...

Petrels, Albatrosses, and Storm-Petrels of North America: A Photographic Guide
Steve Howell
".. And at £31, the title is practically being given away! Four words that sum up this book: accessible; informative; stunning; essential."
- Stephen Menzie, BirdGuides
420 pages. More details...

Photographic Guide to North American Raptors
Eds. Brian Wheeler & William Clark
377 colour photos of all 42 diurnal raptors, at rest and in flight, in male, female, adult, juvenile and subadult plumages, with all usual colour morphs depicted. 216 pages. More details...

The Shorebird Guide
Michael O'Brien, Richard Crossley & Kevin Karlson
Superb comprehensive photographic ID guide to North American waders (including vagrants). Over 870 stunning colour photos. A must-have reference as it covers all British waders too! 477 pages. More details...

Shorebirds of North America: The Photographic Guide
Dennis Paulson
More than 530 colour photos illustrate all North American shorebirds in their varied plumages. 361 pages. More details...

Shorebirds of the Northern Hemisphere
Richard Chandler
Excellent new photographic guide. Covers 134 species, focussing on species and sub-species separation and on ageing to provide a complete identification resource. 448 pages. More details...

The Sibley Guide to Bird Life and Behaviour
David Sibley
A companion to the North American Bird Guide looking at all aspects of bird life of each of the 80 American bird families, with illustrations throughout. 608 pages. More details...

Guide to Birding Hotspots of the United States
Mel White
Packed with information on when, where and how to see the rarest species in 500 birding 'hotspots' in 50 states across North America.
This guide is suitable for both the novice bird watcher, with advice on getting started, and also for the advanced birder who will delight in discovering the unique places set out in this book. 320 pages. More details...

Waders of Europe, Asia and North America
Stephen Message & Don Taylor
ID reference to all the sandpipers, plovers, stints and other waders found in Europe, Asia and North America. 80 colour plates show birds at rest and in flight, in every plumage variant likely to be encountered in the region. 240 pages. More details...

Warbler Guide
Tom Stephenson and Scott Whittle
Available from 27 May 2013. This book changes birdwatching, making warbler identification easier than ever before. 560 pages. More details...

Wildfowl of the Northern Hemisphere
Ray Hutchins
Illustrated field guide, showing all 77 species of wildfowl found in the Northern Hemisphere. 192 pages. More details...
Site & Travel guides, Maps
ABA = American Birding Association. WTWB = Where to watch birds

A Birder's Guide to Alaska
George C West
Second Edition (2008). Details birding routes and travel logistics for over 60 locations, with over 120 detailed route maps. 662 pages. More details...

A Birder's Guide to Southeast Arizona
Richard Cachor Taylor
2005 - second edition. Maps, directions and tips for the best birding hotspots. 342 pages. More details...

A Birder's Guide to Arkansas
Mel White
59 sites are described, with many detailed maps. 260 pages. More details...



A Birder's Guide to Southern California
Brad Schram
Over 550 bird species have been recorded in this topographically diverse area and this detailed site guide will help you to find them . 440 pages. More details...

Birding Colorado
Hugh Kingery
Falcon Guide Series. More than 90 prime locations; 179 sites. Photos & maps throughout. 288 pages. More details...

Birder's Guide to Florida
Bill Pranty
250 prime sites are listed with detailed location instructions & brand new clearly drawn maps. 418 pages. More details...


Florida: Traveller's Wildlife Guide
Fiona & Mel Sunquist
Includes full-colour illustrations of more than 600 of Florida's most common insects, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals and plants and brief descriptions of the region's most frequently visited parks and reserves. 400 pages. More details...


How to Be a Better Birder
Derek Lovitch
This book will take your birding skills to the next level. 202 pages. More details...

A Birder's Guide to Metropolitan Areas
Paul Lehman, compiler
Covers 30-plus North American cities. 480 pages. More details...

Birdfinder: A Birder's Guide to Planning North American Trips
Jerry A Cooper
Where and when to find the birds of North America. 376 pages. More details...


A Birder's Guide to the Rio Grande Valley
Lockwood, McKinney, Paton & Zimmer
Forty-seven detailed maps augment the route instructions. 189 pages. More details...

A Birder's Guide to the Texas Coast
Mel Cooksey & Ron Weeks
Revised edition: 2006. (Original text by James A. Lane). 344 pages. More details...
Finding Birds in South Texas
Dave Gosney
Covers the best birding sites in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. 90 min. More details...

Book
Dave Gosney
July 2011. Describes the best birding sites in the Valley in exceptional detail, including Dave Gosney's trademark maps of all the sites. 40 pages.

DVD
Dave Gosney
Lower Rio Grande Valley in the winter months. Footage of 120 species including many South Texas specialities. 90 min.
Other Fauna

Swift Guide to the Butterflies of Mexico & Central America
Jeffrey Glassberg
224 pages. More details...


Whales & Dolphins of the North American Pacific
G Cresswell, D Walker & T Pusser
First comprehensive photo guide to the cetaceans of the North American Pacific, covering all 38 species of cetacean, plus 6 species of seal and the Sea Otter. More details...
Flora
Wild Orchids across North America
Paul Martin Brown
Philip Keenan recounts his travels in search of North America's 150 or so species of native orchid. 256 pages. More details...
Wildlife (General)
Prairie Dreams
Andy Stoddart
An environmental history of the Great Plains. 262 pages. More details...

Photographic Guide to Seashore Life in the North Atlantic
J Duane Sept
Atlantic seashore life from Canada to Cape Cod. More details...

John Kirk Townsend - Collector of Audubon's Western Birds and Mammals
Barbara & Richard Mearns
This is the first in-depth biography of Townsend, an ornithologist from Philadelphia who crossed the Rocky Mountains to the Columbia River in 1834 and made two visits to the Hawaiian Islands. He returned home with a great haul of bird and mammal specimens used by J.J. Audubon in his Birds of America and Viviparous Quadrupeds.
Barbara and Richard Mearns examine Townsend's Quaker upbringing, track him on his journey westwards, provide a modern zoological commentary on his discoveries, trace his troubled career and discuss his association with Audubon and the major contribution that Townsend made to his famous works.
The book is essential reading for those with an interest in early Western travels and the Oregon Trail, the wildlife of the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Northwest, or the history of birding. 389 pages. More details...
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