A pocket-sized photo guide to the 200 common birds of Southwestern British Columbia with stunning full-color photographs of each bird and accompanying identification information. Co-authored by renowned local birders Richard Cannings, Tom Aversa, and Hal Opperman, it is the perfect guide for beginning bird watchers. Learn how to identify the local birds, where they live, what they eat, how to attract birds to your yard, and how to select binoculars. Includes a regional bird checklist.
This great new guide is all you need to identify the interesting birds you see at the feeders, parks, beaches and wilderness areas around you.
With a wide territorial range that covers much of BC through to southern Oregon and the Rocky Mountain crest west beyond the Pacific coast, this is the most complete portable guide of its kind on the market.
From the parking area, you can walk out onto the Roberts Creek jetty, where all of the sea watching possibilities discussed in the previous entries are available and sometimes more. Of the many exciting birds that have been seen here, ...
... Barbara Hayton, Murray Hazeldine, W.R. Hazelwood, Grant W. Heakes, Todd Hearn, Dorothy Hearn, Ed B. Hearn, ... Fran Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Joseph W. Johnson, Mary B. Johnson, R.E. Johnson, Scott Johnson, Stephen R. Johnson, ...
A Distributional List of the Birds of British Columbia
From the rare Marbled Murrelet to the common Steller's Jay, ferocious falcons to timid towhees, Glenn Bartley has captured the beauty of BC's feathered fliers in this stunning collection of photographs.
Canadian Wildlife Service Unpublished Report, Delta, British Columbia. 10 pp. . and . 1986a. Activity budgets of Dunlin (Calidris alpina) overwintering in British Columbia. Canadian Wildlife Service Unpublished Report, Delta, ...
First , look at the general shape , size , and colour of the bird . Check Common Local Birds ( pages ix - xiv ) and see if it is there . If not , scan through the Species Account pages for your bird . Read the description — especially ...
Personal anecdotes, historical background, and ornithological information make this an indispensable guide to exploring the best birding sites B.C. has to offer and learning more about its bird population.
Covering the entire continent, from the cacophony of a seabird colony on the shores of the Atlantic to a symphony of snow geese on the autumn plains to songbird courtship in the alpine tundra of the Rockies, An Enchantment of Birds informs ...