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do you have a american bird field guide?
I ment House Finch but I wrote Purple Finch |;| I know, it was House Finch, of course*Sigh* OK in one whole post:
Purple Finch are very rare in the region, and are only seen during early spring and fall in tiny numbers, so you probably saw a House Finch.
It is possible but I didn't noticed (I was tired). I was wearing long, bright trousers and green swetshirt |;|if there was a chance you saw me and i saw you, i was in gate 55 to Dallas.!!
I've got "Birds of Northeast", but I have to buy better book. I was in book shop today and I saw "National Geographic field guide to the birds of North America" and "Peterson Field guide" but there didn't "Sibley Guide to Birds". I will buy guide tomorrow |=)|do you have a american bird field guide?
I'm trying to put a recording of an old world warbler i saw in europe on bird q&a. i got it in camera. if i upload it on to by computer with iPhoto, how do i get it to birdforum?
I've got "Birds of Northeast", but I have to buy better book. I was in book shop today and I saw "National Geographic field guide to the birds of North America" and "Peterson Field guide" but there didn't "Sibley Guide to Birds". I will buy guide tomorrow |=)|
I'm trying to put a recording of an old world warbler i saw in europe on bird q&a. i got it in camera. if i upload it on to by computer with iPhoto, how do i get it to birdforum?
I'm accustomed to artistic positions, becouse I have got Lars Jonsson's book |;| ThanksYes!!!!!!! sibleys is defenitely a must have!! if you want something smaller than that, then i would get the national geographic 4th or 5th edition. the problem with it is it shows the birds in more artistic positions instead of diagrams that show how to id them.