The keystone state was home to Audubon, and is currently home to 428 species. In the first comprehensive summary and analysis in over a century of the birds of that state, Gerald M. McWilliams and Daniel W. Brauning provide a wealth of information for both the professional ornithologist and the amateur birder. Birding Georgia by Giff Beaton helps the visitor navigate their way around the 400 species of birds found in this state by giving details about 100 sites. Photos and illustrations add to a really useful book. Explores some 110 birding locations throughout the state, arranged by region.
Introductory chapters discuss landscape, the birding calendar, ethics, and planning a trip.
This group of birds ranges across North America, Eurasia and Africa. It includes 41 color plates of over 480 illustrations. Their World in Focus by James Hancock was publised this summerJames Hancock, a veteran traveler and lover of herons the world over, gives a pocket guide in words and photographs to the lives of these birds and their, sadly, often endangered habitats. The book seeks to describe the many and varied creatures that make up the world of the Herons. This new title describes the natural history of the brood parasites with illustrations by David Quinn.