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Birds of Florida - Pranty, Bill; Radamaker, Kurt; Kennedy, Gregory
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Full page accounts with color illustrations and range maps for 320 birds that occur in Florida on a regular basis Quick reference guide, organized into color-coded family groupings Map of best birding sites and descriptions Appendix of 33 occasional and accidental species found in FL Glossary of terms, checklist and separate indexes for scientific and common names Color-coded guide to bird groups on the back cover
Two renowned Florida birders share their expertise and passion in this wonderful field guide to more than 300 species of birds found in the Sunshine State. Each account features…mehr

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Full page accounts with color illustrations and range maps for 320 birds that occur in Florida on a regular basis Quick reference guide, organized into color-coded family groupings Map of best birding sites and descriptions Appendix of 33 occasional and accidental species found in FL Glossary of terms, checklist and separate indexes for scientific and common names Color-coded guide to bird groups on the back cover
Two renowned Florida birders share their expertise and passion in this wonderful field guide to more than 300 species of birds found in the Sunshine State. Each account features comprehensive information on the species and full-color illustrations.
Autorenporträt
Bill Pranty has lived in Florida since 1978, when he and his family moved from their native Pennsylvania. Bill works for Archbold Biological Station in central Florida and has authored or co-authored more than 150 articles and reports on Florida's avifauna. He is especially interested in the state's rare birds and exotic species. He is a member of the American Birding Association, American Ornithologists' Union, Association of Field Ornithologists, Florida Ornithological Society, The Nature Conservancy and Wilson Ornithological Society.