Books and maps tagged “birds”
Sibley's Backyard Birds of Southern California
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 73 backyard bird species, including descriptions, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
Sibley’s Backyard Birds of the Pacific Northwest
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 69 backyard bird species, including descriptions, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
Sibley’s Backyard Birds of Northern California
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 69 backyard bird species, including descriptions, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
Sibley’s Hummingbirds of North America
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Includes all 18 species of hummingbirds found in North America, with captions, detailed range maps, both in-flight and perched illustrations with call-outs.
Sibley’s Birds of the California Coast
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 56 waterbirds: shorebirds, gulls, terns, wading birds, ducks, geese, swans, loons, and more.
Sibley’s Owls of North America
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
All 19 species of owls found in North America. Includes detailed range maps, both in-flight and perched illustrations with call-outs.
Sibley’s Backyard Birds of the Desert Southwest
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 72 bird species, including description, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
Sibley’s Birds of the Pacific Northwest Coast
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 53 waterbirds: shorebirds, gulls, terns, wading birds, ducks, geese, swans, loons, and more. Each entry includes descriptive caption, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and illustrations.
Sibley’s Backyard Birds of the Rocky Mountain States
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 72 backyard bird species, including descriptions, size, range, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
The Last Great Auk
A Novel
Allan W. Eckert
The protagonist of this novel is heroic, majestic, a born leader, a devoted husband and proud father. He is destined to be remembered by whoever reads about his life. He is a great auk.
Birds of Central & Northern Cailfornia
A Guide to Common and Notable Species
Photos & Text by Greg R. Homel
Covers 109 species. Covers many types of birds, habitats, seasons, and field identification.
Sibley’s Seabirds of the Pacific Coast
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 53 species, both common and rare, found along the Pacific Coast of North America. Includes migratory and year-round residents, loons, auklets, cormorants, shearwaters, storm-petrels, gulls, terns, and more.
Sibley’s Ducks, Geese, & Swans of Western North America
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 46 waterbirds: dabbling ducks, diving ducks, geese, plus swan and other domestic waterfowl.
Sibley’s Birds of the Alaskan Coast
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 53 waterbirds commonly found in the region. Both migratory birds and year-round residents.
Sibley’s Woodpeckers of North America
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers all 22 species, both common and rare, found in North America. Plus woodpecker behavior, anatomy and drumming, detailed range maps.
Southeast Alaska's Natural World
Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Insects, Mammals, Plants, Other Natural Things
Robert H. Armstrong & Marge Hermans
Discover the fascinating secrets of the unique natural world found in Southeast Alaska. This beautiful book by two residents and naturalists explores both spectacular and subtle and hidden creatures that inhabit this natural world.
Sibley’s Raptors of Western North America
Written & Illustrated by David Allen Sibley
Covers 28 raptors: hawks, falcons, eagles, vultures, and kites. Each entry includes descriptive caption, size, range map, seasonal occurrence, and multiple illustrations.
The Mendenhall Wetlands
A Globally Recognized Important Bird Area
Robert Armstrong, Richard Carstensen, Mary Willson & Marge Hermans Osborn
This wildlife guide covers birds found around Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau, Alaska. Mendenhall Wetlands is widely recognized as one of the key stopover points for migratory waterfowl and shorebirds in coastal Alaska.