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Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona 7th Edition, 2007 Tucson Audubon has published a new and updated edition of Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona, its seventh, which brings together all the latest information on finding birds in southeast Arizona . This is your best source of detailed information that will help in planning bird watching adventures throughout southeast Arizona. Read more |
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Bird Songs of Southeastern Arizona and Sonora, Mexico This 2 CD set of bird songs is another outstanding product of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and is a valuable tool for anyone who wants to learn the calls of more than 200 birds in the region. Each species is identified by a soft, unobtrusive voice before you hear the bird's song. Listen to these CDs while you study your field guide at home and you will enhance your enjoyment of birds in Arizona when you get here. |
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101 Ways to Help Birds This is a great reference for anyone into conservation. The book offers 101 different things that we can do in our everyday lives to help not only birds, but our environment as a whole. |
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Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America This is the classic Peterson field guide with a new twist. Now instead of getting both Eastern and Western versions they are both included in this one field guide. The book is the same great Peterson system, only now the maps are on the facing page along side the species account. A must have for all birders. |
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| The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Western North America by David Allen Sibley Alfred A. Knopf, 2003 Flexbound. 471 pages. |
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| National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America National Geographic Society Fifth Edition. 2007 Paperbound. 480 pages. |
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| Birds of
Arizona: Field Guide by Stan Tekiela Adventure Publications, 2003. Paperbound. 345 pages. 6"x 4¼" format. |
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A Birder's Guide to Southeastern Arizona The 2nd best guide to birding in southeasten Arizona... Just kidding. This book is just as good as our Tucson Audubon Society Guide. Actually we recommend having both if you are going to make a trip here. While many of the well known sites are in both books there are also many differences and having both will definetly offer you more birding opportunities. |
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| Arizona Breeding Bird Atlas by Troy Corman and Cathryn Wise-Gervais University of New Mexico Press, 2005 Hard-bound, 636 pages. |
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A Guide to Southern Arizona Bird Nests & Eggs: Volume 1 Ever see a nest and wonder what type of bird made it. If you have then this is the book for you. The book includes detailed descriptions of different nests as well as breeding dates and natural histories of the birds that make them. |
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| Birds of the
American Southwest by Lynn Hassler Kaufman Rio Nuevo Publishers, 2000 Paperbound, 88 pages. |
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| 50 Common
Birds of the Southwest by Richard L. Cunningham Southwest Parks and Monuments Association, 1990 Paperbound, 63 pages. |
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Birds of Phoenix and Maricopa County, Arizona Another good resource for birding in the Phoenix metro area. This book has more information about the birds of the area including: seasonal bar graphs and a birding calendar. It does also include descriptions of 29 birding areas. |
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| Hummingbirds of the American West by Lynn Hassler Kaufman Rio Nuevo Publishers Paperbound, 76 pages. |
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Hummingbirds of the West Color photos of 15 different species of male hummingbirds with textual information about field marks, range, habitats and anatomy. Females are discussed in the text. Very handy design makes this little guide fit easily into a shirt pocket. (3 1/2 x 6 inches laminated fold out guide) |
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Amazing Hummingbirds of the U.S. This 30 minute DVD is an outstanding visual field guide featuring exceptional footage of 16 species of wild hummingbirds you might see on a visit to southern Arizona. It is so well done you will want to view it again and again. |
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Flycatchers of Arizona NEW! This "mini-guide" contains structural illustrations and a table with identification and sound characteristics for 26 species of flycatchers, kingbirds, phoebes, and pewees found in Arizona. It is extremely intuitive and user-friendly. A great field reference for anyone birding in AZ as you will undoubtedly run into many confusing flycatchers. |
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Sparrows of Arizona NEW! This "mini-guide" contains structural illustrations and a table with identification and sound characteristics for sparrows found in Arizona. It is extremely intuitive and user-friendly. A great field reference for anyone birding in AZ as you will undoubtedly run into many sparrows that are difficult to identify. |
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Raptors of Arizona NEW! "Mini-guide" contains structural illustrations and a table with identification and sound characteristics for raptors found in Arizona. |
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Sparrows of the United States and Canada The Photographic Guide Excellent color photos, range maps, habitat photos, notes on behavior and songs in this 328 page paperback book will help you learn to identify these challenging species. |
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Birding Essentials This is a great book for beginners and advanced birders alike. It is filled with information on "how to" birdwatch. It starts with basics, but also includes many advanced birding techniques. This is the book that is used for Tucson Audubon's "Moving to Mastery" Classes. |
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Guide to 101 Birding Sites: Phoenix A unique and very useful take on birding guides. This book uses aerial photography to describe the birding areas in and around Phoenix. It is a must for anyone who will be birding in the metro area.even if you are only flying in and out of Phoenix this is a good book to have. |
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Birding the Flagstaff Area An easy to use and well written guide to Arizona above the Mogollon Rim. The Flagstaff area has very different climate topography and wildlife from the rest of AZ. This guide is a wealth of information about the unique birding that one will find in and around the mountain town of Flagstaff. |
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Birding Sedona & The Verde Valley A good all around guide to one of the best and most beautiful birding area in the Southwest. Every visitor to Arizona should see Sedona. This book is a very informative guide to the birding in the area. |
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| The Birds of
Sonora by Stephen Russell and Gale Monson University of Arizona Press, 1998 Hardbound, 360 pages. |
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Guía de Campo a
las Aves de Norteamérica The only Spanish language guide to the birds of North America. |
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Checklist to the Birds of Southeast Arizona This checklist can be used as a yard or house list, a trip list, year list, day list, just about any kind of bird list you might need. 3.5 x 7.25 inches folded, and unfolds to a two-sided card measuring 10.5 x 7.25 inches. First class postage is included in the price of this item. For priority shipping, the price including shipping for this item alone will be $4.55. |
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Checklist to the Birds of North America Known by birders across the U.S. as the "Red Checklist," this is a great list to have in the field or on a trip because of its compact size: 4.25 x 7.5 inches; 28 pages. First class postage is included in the price of this item. For priority shipping, the price including shipping for this item alone will be $7.05 . |
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Southeast Arizona Birding Trail Map This map of southeast Arizona shows lots of great birding sites and helps you navigate around this part of the state. First class postage is included in the price of this item. For priority shipping, the price including shipping for this item alone will be $7.05 . |
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