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Birds Of Florida Field Guide, by Stan Tekiela

PDF Ebook Birds Of Florida Field Guide, by Stan Tekiela

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Birds' great field BOOK By NINA GILFERT Daily Commercial Staff Writer Stan Tekiela, a naturalist and author, columnist and radio personality has put together a great little field guide called Birds of Florida. If you are a bird watcher you should have this book. The "Birds of Florida" field guide is a small book, about 4/1/2" by 6," just the right size to slip in the pocket of your jeans. Every page has beautiful, full- color photographs of Florida birds, There are 140 species of only Florida birds in this little book It contains an easy to use color guide so-thit- if you see a yellow bird you just go to the yellow-bird section to identify it. Bird Watching is the largest spectator sport in America. This little field guide will help you identify and learn about most any bird you happen to see in the state. More than 480 different species have been, recorded in Florida. Tekiela has included the species most commonly seen. Florida is one of the best places in the country to observe birds. The weather and water are the main things that attract so many birds to this state. The book also includes tips on bird watching, how to identify different birds, what to look for to tell one bird from another. It contains information on birds habits, nest building and range maps. It gives the novice information on bird basics, the parts of a bird that will-help you identify them. Whether your a beginrier, a bird-watcher wanna-be, or simply curious about some pesky bird that is showing up in your back yard, you will enjoy this book. The photographs are all of live birds, except the female indigo bunting so they are authentic. Stan Tekiela writes a syndicated nature column and appears on a syndicated nature radio show. He has authored other books, including "Nature Smart," "Start Mushrooming" and "Plantworks." "Birds of Florida" was published by Adventure Publications of Cambridge, MN. It is available in local bookstores, gift stores or directly throug, hAdventure Publications for $14.95 plus $2 shipping and handling at 820 Cleveland St S, Cambridge, MN 55008 or call toll free (800) 678 7006.--GILFERT NINA"Daily Commerical" (08/01/2001)

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About the Author

Naturalist, wildlife photographer and writer Stan Tekiela is the author of more than 175 field guides, nature books, children’s books, wildlife audio CDs, puzzles and playing cards, presenting many species of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, trees, wildflowers and cacti in the United States. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural History from the University of Minnesota and as an active professional naturalist for more than 25 years, Stan studies and photographs wildlife throughout the United States and Canada. He has received various national and regional awards for his books and photographs. Also a well-known columnist and radio personality, his syndicated column appears in more than 25 newspapers and his wildlife programs are broadcast on a number of Midwest radio stations. Stan can be followed on Facebook and Twitter. He can be contacted via www.naturesmart.com.

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Product details

Series: Bird Identification Guides

Paperback: 368 pages

Publisher: Adventure Publications; 2 edition (April 4, 2005)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1591931053

ISBN-13: 978-1591931058

Product Dimensions:

4.2 x 0.8 x 6 inches

Shipping Weight: 12 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.7 out of 5 stars

219 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#7,510 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

My wife and I have recently retired and moved to Florida from the northern Ohio. As an avid and increasingly older outdoorsmen I decided that bird identification was another opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. The first problem I discovered was that Florida is swamp-deep in every kind of bird imaginable and many species look alike to my untrained eye. I needed an easily understandable book to help me begin identification and "Birds of Florida - Field Guide" filled the bill.Bird identification takes some work and the book breaks the process into easily understood parts starting with color. As an example, all birds that are mostly white are grouped together and each page in the white section presents a picture of each white species, a description of the unique features to look for confirming identity and a "compare" paragraph about very similar species, differences, and the page where the similar species can be found.In a short time this rank-amateur and old geezer was able to tell the difference between a Double-crested Cormorant and an Anhinga, a Snowy Egret and a Great Egret, and how about that! This book is great and a companion audio CD is available to help identify bird calls if you can still hear.

EXCELLENT bird book! I cannot say enough good things about this book. This handy little book gives more information than you would expect. Tons of information. Shows nice colored pictures of males, females and juveniles. Color coding on side of pages is a great reference and speeds identification. Whatever color bird you see, just look to the color coding on the outside of the pages. Nice pictures and convenient size. We were nicely surprised to see all the information provided in this book. So even if you are not a "bird watcher", you will be after purchasing this book!

I'm not a bird watching hobbyist but we moved to Florida a couple years ago from up north and found all the different types of birds that live here very interesting. We live along a river that flows into Tampa Bay. We see many birds daily, especially hanging out on our boat dock. I also homeschool my 7 year old son, who loves all types of animals and birds. This book is never on a bookshelf. It's sitting out in the living room or in a bag to go places with us because we use it a lot. Our routine is this: we spot a bird. We grab the cheap binoculars I got from Amazon, we watch the bird and make note of its color, size, beak shape, and other features. Then we get out the book and find out what type of bird it is. It's fun and educational. The book is small and easy to toss in a purse or small bag to take along when we go out for the day, yet full of great pictures and info. I haven't seen a bird yet that I couldn't find in the book.

Great guide, good size and beautiful photos. Has most of the gorgeous birds you'll find in Florida and the range maps are super easy to help determine what birds you see. They are also coded by color which makes identification even easier.

Very nice book. Beautiful, real pictures of the birds found in our area along with a nice description. Size of book is perfect to take in the field, even though mine never leaves our screen porch coffee table. Had the in-laws visiting from KY and it was really nice to have this there for them.

I gave this book 4 stars because, while it is very good, it falls short of perfection. However, it is better than a 4, so I would have liked to give it a 4 1/2.Here are the pros: - The book is tabbed in the upper right-hand corner of each listing with a code showing the color of the bird, and the birds are grouped by this color classification. This is a much more useful organization that taxonomic or classification. If a bird is in this book, it is easier to find than in other guides. - The illustrations seem sparser than in other field guides, but what is there is spot on. Many birds change their plumage during the year or life cycle. The author has selected illustrations that are the most typical for the species.Here are the cons: - With 167 birds there are a significant number of birds on the missing list. There are birds that I see in my Florida back yard that are not in this book. - There is less information on each bird than in other guides. For example, flight and song information is entirely missing. (The song information is on a CD, not included with the book.)With a 4 1/2 rating, I most certainly would recommend this to my friends.

I bought this book to help identify birds closely when I’m on the road in Florida. I especially interested in birds of prey and cultures. I did not like the color-coded identification system, as many birds are multicolored and does not help when adolescent birds may be of different colored plumage. I felt that very few birds of prey were mentioned, which is unusual since Florida has many raptors.

My friend loves watching birds and when he was visiting with us he was immensely pleased with this guide to the birds of Florida. He used it quite often and had nothing but good comments concerning the contents and ease of use.

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