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Waterford Press Cornell Lab of Ornithology Folding Pocket Guide "Feeder Birds of the Northeast"
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology Folding Pocket Guide "Feeder Birds of the Northeast" – Identify and attract beautiful feeder birds in your area.
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Description
Identify common feeder birds of the Northeastern United States and Eastern Canada with this quick and easy-to-use folding guide from Waterford Press. Created in partnership with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, this guide features beautiful illustrations and detailed information for 120 species. Perfect for birdwatchers of all skill levels, this laminated, pocket-sized guide is durable and waterproof, making it ideal for field use. Discover key identification marks, habitat preferences, and feeding behaviors to enhance your birding experience. Compact and lightweight, easily take it on birding adventures.
What We Love About It
We appreciate the Waterford Press Feeder Birds of the Northeast guide for its convenience and wealth of information. It's a fantastic resource to quickly identify the birds that visit your feeders. Here's what makes it a worthwhile purchase:
- Easy Identification: Clear illustrations and concise descriptions make bird identification a breeze, even for beginners.
- Comprehensive Coverage: Covers 120 common feeder bird species of the Northeastern US and Eastern Canada.
- Durable and Waterproof: Laminated construction ensures it can withstand the rigors of outdoor use.
- Pocket-Sized Portability: Folds up easily to fit in your pocket or pack for convenient field use.
- Expert Authored: Developed in partnership with the renowned Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
