Don Stap 1990, A Parrot without a Name. Univ. Texas Press.
Let me just second this one. One of my favorite reads of all time.
Louis J. Halle's Spring in Washington also deserves a place on this list
Don Stap 1990, A Parrot without a Name. Univ. Texas Press.
Discover Birds Ian Wallace
Don Stap 1990, A Parrot without a Name. Univ. Texas Press.
Roger Tory Peterson & James Fisher 1956, Wild America. Collins.
There are a bunch out there, but I rather enjoyed Noah Stryker's "Birding without Borders."
Thoreau. Walden.
I had to look that one up as it sounds intriguing.Quest for the Griffon - Robert Atkinson - ever wondered what it was like birding in Europe before modern motorways, field guides, trip reports & digital cameras? This obscure book gives you some idea!
I found it fascinating but then I am a retired History teacher with an interest in birds and Andalusia. The trip wasn't during the civil war but just before it started.I had to look that one up as it sounds intriguing.
How did he manage that in the late 30s with the Spanish Civil War going on ?
Might have to get it.