Kaufman, Kenn

Relates the author's experiences hitchhiking throughout the United States and Mexico in the early 1970s in search of a variety of North American birds.

Contains an illustrated guide to identifying different birds in North America and includes photographs, descriptions of habitats, markings, habits, voice, with maps of each birds range explaining where many birds are located.

A collection of true stories on birdwatching focusing on unusual places many birds live.

Covers the thirty-five most difficult groups of birds to identify from winter loons to confusing fall warblers.

A guide to identifying different birds in North America that includes photographs, descriptions of habitats, markings, habits, and voice, and range maps explaining where many birds are located.

Provides information on the lives of more than 900 North American birds, discussing what they eat, where they build their nests, reproduction, habitats, migration patterns, conservation status, and other details, and including photographs and range maps.