Boekdetails
Formaat
Kindle
Pagina's
100
Taal
Engels
Gepubliceerd
Oct 18, 2015
Uitgever
Wings-on-Disk
Beschrijving
An Exciting & New Step-by-Step Guide to Bird Identification
Birding is fun! Plain and simple. Which is why in the United States alone, an estimated 40 to 60 million people identify themselves as bird watchers. To appreciate, understand, and enjoy the bird life around them, birders must rely on their ability to instantly recognize their fine feathered friends.
Identifying birds quickly and easily is not only one of the biggest frustrations birders experience; it is also the singular focus of this book.
Best-selling author John C. Robinson helps you to discover ...
** The 10 Key Principles to bird identification
** John's "Bicycle Wheel Method" for learning bird songs
** How to calibrate binoculars to match your unique pair of eyes
** Strategic exercises that help transform the theory of bird identification into learned behaviors that happen automatically each time you see a new bird
** Bird song descriptions and mnemonics for many of the North America's popular songbirds
Once learned, this system for identifying birds can be used anywhere in the world.
Birding is fun! Plain and simple. Which is why in the United States alone, an estimated 40 to 60 million people identify themselves as bird watchers. To appreciate, understand, and enjoy the bird life around them, birders must rely on their ability to instantly recognize their fine feathered friends.
Identifying birds quickly and easily is not only one of the biggest frustrations birders experience; it is also the singular focus of this book.
Best-selling author John C. Robinson helps you to discover ...
** The 10 Key Principles to bird identification
** John's "Bicycle Wheel Method" for learning bird songs
** How to calibrate binoculars to match your unique pair of eyes
** Strategic exercises that help transform the theory of bird identification into learned behaviors that happen automatically each time you see a new bird
** Bird song descriptions and mnemonics for many of the North America's popular songbirds
Once learned, this system for identifying birds can be used anywhere in the world.