Pocket Nature: Bird-Watching

For amateur birdwatchers and aspiring ornithologists, this introductory book offers an easy way to delve into the awe-inspiring world of bird-watching, whether in a park, a forest, on a beach, or a front porch. In these pages, you’ll learn how to:

• Go where the birds are (or might be)
• Identify over twenty species of common and non-native North American birds through birdsong, nests, and appearance
• Create a bird-friendly habitat in your yard
• Engage in community programming to spread avian awareness

Combining bird-watching basics with mindfulness exercises, Pocket Nature: Bird-Watching is a wonderful reminder that friendly faces are always around us—we just need to open our eyes and ears to find them.

The Details:

• 128 pages
  
• Dimensions: 5.98 x 0.63 x 3.94 inches

The Author:

Andrea Debbink is an editor, author, and master naturalist based in Wisconsin. She is the author of more than a dozen books, most recently Thrive Where You're Planted, and she writes a monthly newsletter called Natural Wonder for nature lovers and conservationists.