Williamsburg Regional Library

Seawatching, eastern waterbirds in flight, Ken Behrens and Cameron Cox

Label
Seawatching, eastern waterbirds in flight, Ken Behrens and Cameron Cox
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 596-598) and index
Illustrations
illustrationsmaps
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Seawatching
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
852031620
Responsibility statement
Ken Behrens and Cameron Cox
Series statement
The Peterson reference guide series
Sub title
eastern waterbirds in flight
Summary
Seawatching is the challenging act of identifying waterbirds in flight. Since more than one hundred different species can fly past an observation point, often at great speed or in tightly packed, mixed-species flocks, identification of these distant shapes can be a mystery. The keys to the mystery<U+2014>the subtle traits that unlock the identity of flying waterbirds, be it wingbeat cadence, individual structure, flock shape and behavior, or subtle flashes of color<U+2014>are revealed in this guide
Table Of Contents
Species accounts -- Where to watch -- Appendix 1: Answers to quizzes in photo captions -- Appendix 2: Additional photograph information and credits -- Appendix 3: Taxonomic notes -- Glossary
Target audience
adult
resource.variantTitle
Sea watchingEastern waterbirds in flight
Classification
Contributor
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