Languages:English (Unknown), English (Original Language), English (Published) Media:Paperback Edition:1 Pages:544 Number Of Items:1 Shipping Weight (lbs):2.6 Dimensions (in):9.3 x 6.4 x 1.1
Product Description In celebration of the centennial of Roger Tory Peterson s birth comes a historic collaboration among renowned birding experts and artists to preserve and enhance the Peterson legacy. This new book combines the Peterson Field Guide to Eastern Birds and Peterson Field Guide to Western Birds into one volume, filled with accessible, concise information and including almost three hours of video podcasts to make bird watching even easier. 10.00 inches tall x 8.00 inches long x 1.00 inches wide
Amazon.com Review Product Description In celebration of the centennial of Roger Tory Peterson's birth comes a historic collaboration among renowned birding experts and artists to preserve and enhance the Peterson legacy. This new book combines the Peterson Field Guide to Eastern Birds and Peterson Field Guide to Western Birds into one volume, filled with accessible, concise information and including almost three hours of video podcasts to make bird watching even easier.
• 40 new paintings • Digital updates to Peterson's original paintings, reflecting the latest knowledge of bird identification • All new maps for the most up-to-date range information available • Text rewritten to cover the U.S. and Canada in one guide • Larger trim size accommodates range maps on every spread • Contributors include: Michael DiGiorgio, Jeff Gordon, Paul Lehman, Michael O'Brien, Larry Rosche, and Bill Thompson III • Includes URL to register for access to video podcasts
Excerpts from Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America Click on each image below to see a larger view
Colorful songbirds with heavy, seed-crushing bills, cardinals and grosbeaks are popular at feeders.
In North America, the Orchard and Baltimore Orioles are fairly widespread in the East; Bullock's is widespread in the West; and the Spot-breasted Oriole is limited to South Florida.
Peterson sometimes painted over figures on a plate and sometimes even cut them out. Canyon Wren was missing from the original art. Michael O'Brien painted a new Canyon Wren for inclusion in the new field guide.
The Orange Bishop is native to Africa but has been introduced in California. Peterson had not painted this bird for his field guides, so Michael O’Brien painted this one.
Thumbnail maps help you determine at a glance if a bird is likely to be in your region.
Large maps in back give detailed range information.
