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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Runaround" data-source="post: 1435780" data-attributes="member: 18591">Nat Geo for me.  I got into birding at the time the 3rd edition came out.  I own them all but the latest NG now goes into the field.  It was some work but I took the time to transfer all my handwritten notes and markings to the new edition.  I have a Sibley in the car as a reference.  I really don't like the layout of the regional Sibley's.  Being able to riffle through a guide without the pictures down in the spine is the advantage of a conventional layout with the birds on one page and the text on the facing page.My only wish is that we'd get a Collins style guide in the US.  That is probably the best guide I've used.  Good art and amazing text.</blockquote>