Compact Guide to Missouri Birds

Compact Guide to Missouri Birds - Paperback

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Compact Guide to Missouri Birds

Compact Guide to Missouri Birds - Paperback

by Michael Roedel , Gregory Kennedy
$13.95
Sale price  $13.95 Regular price 

Book Overview

Missouri is home to a diverse avian population. Over 400 bird species have been spotted in the state at one time or another. In this compact guide, 83 species of birds have been selected as birds that will commonly be seen each year in Missouri. Each two-page account includes color illustrations of the bird, fascinating facts and information to aid with identification. The accounts also feature photographs of each bird's egg, images of similar birds, and a range map.

ISBN9789768200020
Author Michael Roedel , Gregory Kennedy
PublisherLone Pine International
GenreHobbies & interests, Education, and Travel
FormatPaperback
PublishedMarch 2006
LanguageENG- English
Pages192
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Gregory Kennedy

Dr. John Parrish is a life member of the American Ornithologists' Union, the Kansas Ornithological Society and the Georgia Ornithological Society. Dr. Parrish has been active in the USGS Breeding Bird Survey program, assisted with the Georgia Breeding Bird Atlas project and is an active participant in the Audubon Christmas Bird Count program. He is an avid birder and photographer, and you won't see him in the field without both his binoculars and telephoto-equipped SLR camera. Giff Beaton has been leading bird tours in Georgia and across North America for more than twenty years, and he has been on the state Bird Record Committees for both Georgia and South Carolina. He and his wife Becky live in Marietta, Georgia, not far from the great migrant location Kennesaw Mountain.

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