shore birds

Contains an illustrated guide to the shorebirds of North America, organized by silhouette and size, and includes range maps, migration patterns, conservation, and location.

Describes the general physical characteristics and behavior of shorebirds and takes an in-depth look at fourteen different species.

A group of five bluebirds decides to follow in the footsteps of famous birder Roger Tory Peterson, and embark on a journey from Newfoundland, Canada, around the North American shoreline, making notes about the birds they see along the way.

Photographic exploration of the life of North American shorebirds, with text discussing the mystery of their migrations, which may be as long as 15,000 miles round trip, and other aspects of the birds' lives.

Introduces 80 of the most common species of birds encountered on the coasts and in coastal waters of North America.

Contains color illustrations and descriptions of water birds found in North America, including the Caribbean and the West Indies.

Describes the characteristics, behavior, and range of over seventy plovers, sandpipers, curlews, lapwings, snipes, and phalaropes.

A field guide to shorebirds in the air, on the water, on the ground, and in the grass, including gulls, coots, sandpipers, and egrets.