Tero
Retired
These come in various regional guides.
http://www.amazon.com/National-Audu...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1270508439&sr=8-1
I do have several of them. For birds, they are not really enough, but I like them for plants, trees, and the tips on wildlife areas. With a bird guide, I only need this for other info, to travel light. It has gotten to the point where I need a Focus guide for birding areas, tree guide, Peterson forest guide, etc. So this is quite portable.
In areas where they have national parks, you get a bird check list at the desk for 50c or a dollar.
The Florida book is waiting for a trip. Never been to Florida to bird. I even lived there, unofficially, 6 months. Some of it travel.
http://www.amazon.com/National-Audu...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1270508439&sr=8-1
I do have several of them. For birds, they are not really enough, but I like them for plants, trees, and the tips on wildlife areas. With a bird guide, I only need this for other info, to travel light. It has gotten to the point where I need a Focus guide for birding areas, tree guide, Peterson forest guide, etc. So this is quite portable.
In areas where they have national parks, you get a bird check list at the desk for 50c or a dollar.
The Florida book is waiting for a trip. Never been to Florida to bird. I even lived there, unofficially, 6 months. Some of it travel.