One hundred of North America's most photogenic birds are highlighted in full color photographs of the normal side view and the "mug shot" front view in this ground-breaking book.
One hundred of North America's most photogenic birds are highlighted in full color photographs of the normal side view and the "mug shot" front view in this ground-breaking book.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Earl Orf has been fascinated by nature since he was a boy, becoming a serious birder some 25 years ago. Since 2005, he has followed his passion of bird photography, studying under experts such as Allen Murphy and Arthur Morris. His goal is to teach people about birds and their behavior through his photos. Well known among birders for his photography, he sells his work through nature and gift stores in Minnesota and Florida. His "Pictures of the Week" postings attract many hundreds of viewers. His web site (www.earlorfphotos.com ) holds more than 10,000 of his photos. Val Cunningham writes about nature, especially birds, from her home in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She has been published in local, state, and national newspapers and magazines, writes a column for the weekly "Birding" page in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and is the author of The Gardener's Hummingbird Book. She birds on a daily basis and enjoys traveling to birding hot spots in the United States, Central America, and other areas. Val takes particular pleasure in sharing with others her fascination with birds and birding. She and her husband maintain a backyard habitat for urban wildlife.
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1. American Goldfinch 2. American Kestrel 3. American Redstart 4. American Robin 5. American Tree Sparrow 6. American White Pelican 7. American Wigeon 8. Atlantic Puffin 9. Bachman's Sparrow 10. Bald Eagle 11. Baltimore Oriole 12. Barred Owl 13. Black Oystercatcher 14. Black-and-white Warbler 15. Black-capped Chickadee 16. Black-throated Green 17. Black-throated Sparrow 18. Blackburnian Warbler 19. Blue Jay 20. Blue-headed Vireo 21. Boat-tailed Grackle 22. Bobolink 23. Brown Pelican 24. Bufflehead 25. Canada Goose 26. Canada Warbler 27. Cape May Warbler 28. Cattle Egret 29. Cedar Waxwing 30. Chestnut-sided Warbler 31. Clay-colored Sparrow 32. Common Eider 33. Common Goldeneye 34. Common Loon 35. Common Merganser 36. Common Raven 37. Common Yellowthroat 38. Cooper's Hawk 39. Crested Caracara 40. Downy Woodpecker 41. Eastern Bluebird 42. Eastern Screech-Owl 43. Evening Grosbeak 44. Fox Sparrow 45. Golden-crowned Kinglet 46. Golden-winged Warbler 47. Great Blue Heron 48. Great Gray Owl 49. Great Horned Owl 50. Greater Roadrunner 51. Green Jay 52. Green Kingfisher 53. Hairy Woodpecker 54. Harris's Hawk 55. Horned Grebe (breeding) 56. Horned Grebe (non-breeding) 57. Least Bittern 58. Lesser Scaup 59. Magnolia Warbler 60. Nashville Warbler 61. Northern Cardinal 62. Northern Mockingbird 63. Northern Parula 64. Olive Sparrow 65. Osprey (adult) 66. Osprey (juvenile) 67. Painted Bunting 68. Peregrine Falcon 69. Pileated Woodpecker 70. Pine Grosbeak 71. Razorbill 72. Red-bellied Woodpecker 73. Red-eyed Vireo 74. Red-winged Blackbird 75. Redhead 76. Ring-billed Gull 77. Ring-necked Duck 78. Roseate Spoonbill 79. Royal Tern 80. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 81. Ruddy Turnstone 82. Ruffed Grouse 83. Short-eared Owl 84. Snail Kite 85. Snowy Egret 86. Spruce Grouse 87. Tricolored Heron 88. Trumpeter Swan 89. Virginia Rail 90. White Ibis 91. White-crowned Sparrow 92. White-throated Sparrow 93. White-winged Scoter 94. Yellow Warbler 95. Yellow-bellied Sapsucker 96. Yellow-headed Blackbird 97. Yellow-rumped (Audubon's) Warbler 98. Yellow-rumped (Myrtle) Warbler 99. Yellow-throated Vireo
