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The Sibley field guide to birds of eastern North America

Summary: A guide for bird enthusiasts specifically designed for use in the field features descriptions of 650 species of birds from east of the Rocky Mountains, and illustrations that depict species from different views.

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  • ISBN: 067945120X (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9780679451204 (pbk.)
  • Physical Description: print
    431 p. : col. ill., maps ; 20 cm.
  • Edition: 1st ed.
  • Publisher: New York : Alfred A. Knopf, c2003.

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General Note:
Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note: Introduction -- Key to the species accounts -- Bird topography -- Loons and grebes -- Tubenoses -- Pelecaniformes -- Anhinga and cormorants -- Wading birds -- Swans and geese -- Dabbling ducks -- Diving ducks -- Diurnal raptors -- Upland game birds -- Gruiformes -- Shorebirds -- Skuas, jaegers, and gulls -- Terns and skimmers -- Alcids -- Pigeons and doves -- Parrots and their allies -- Cuckoos and their allies -- Owls -- Goatsuckers -- Swifts -- Hummingbirds -- Kingfishers -- Woodpeckers -- Tyrant flycatchers -- Shrikes and vireos -- Jays, crows, and their allies -- Larks -- Swallows -- Chickadees, nuthatches, and their allies -- Wrens -- Dipper, kinglets, and gnatcatchers -- Thrushes -- Mimids -- Pipits -- Waxwings -- Starlings, mynas, and bulbuls -- Wood-warblers -- Tanagers, cardinals, and their allies -- Emberizine sparrows and their allies -- Icterids -- Finches and old world sparrows.
Subject: Bird watching North America Guidebooks
Birds North America Identification

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Kirtland Community College.

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The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North America
The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North America
by Sibley, David Allen
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Table of Contents

The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North America

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Prefacep. 8
Introductionp. 8
    Classification of Birdsp. 9
    Birdingp. 10
        Equipment
        Finding Birds
        Learning to Identify Birds
    Variation in Appearancep. 11
        Geographic Variation and Subspecies
        Polymorphism
        Wear and Fading
        Changes in Posture and Head Shape
        Light and Atmospheric Conditions
        Cosmetic Coloration and Staining
        Aberrant Plumages
        Bill Deformities
        Hybrids
    Molt and Plumagep. 13
    Learning Songs and Callsp. 14
    Finding Rare Birdsp. 14
    Ethicsp. 15
    Extinct Speciesp. 15
    Conservationp. 15
Key to the Species Accountsp. 16
    Names and Measurementsp. 16
    Species Descriptionsp. 16
        Status
        Habitat
        Behavior
        Voice
    Illustrationsp. 17
    Range Mapsp. 17
Bird Topographyp. 18
    Parts of a Passerinep. 18
    Head Feathersp. 19
    Body Feathersp. 20
    Wing Feathersp. 21
    Parts of a Gullp. 22
    Parts of a Duckp. 23
    Parts of a Shorebirdp. 24
Loons and Grebesp. 25
Tubenosesp. 32
    Fulmar
    Petrels
    Shearwaters
    Storm-Petrels
Pelecaniformesp. 40
    Boobies
    Frigatebird
    Gannet
    Pelicans
    Tropicbird
Anhinga and Cormorantsp. 45
Wading Birdsp. 48
    Bitterns
    Egrets
    Flamingos
    Herons
    Ibises
    Night-Herons
    Spoonbill
    Stork
Swans and Geesep. 60
    Domestic Waterfowl
    Exotic Waterfowl
    Geese
    Swans
Dabbling Ducksp. 68
    Puddle Ducks
    Teals
    Whistling-Ducks
    Wigeons
Diving Ducksp. 69
    Eiders
    Goldeneyes
    Mergansers
    Scaup
    Scoters
Diurnal Raptorsp. 90
    Caracara
    Eagles
    Falcons
    Hawks
    Kites
    New World Vultures
    Osprey
Upland Game Birdsp. 117
    Chachalaca
    Chukar
    Exotic Game Birds
    Grouse
    Partridge
    Pheasant
    Prairie-Chickens
    Ptarmigan
    Quail
    Turkey
Gruiformesp. 127
    Coot
    Cranes
    Gallinule
    Limpkin
    Moorhen
    Rails
    Sora
Shorebirdsp. 136
    Avocet
    Curlews
    Dowitchers
    Godwits
    Jacana
    Lapwing
    Oystercatchers
    Phalaropes
    Plovers
    Ruff
    Sandpipers
    Snipe
    Stilt
    Turnstone
    Whimbrel
    Willet
    Woodcock
    Yellowlegs
Skuas, Jaegers, and Gullsp. 168
Terns and Skimmersp. 190
Alcidsp. 199
    Dovekie
    Guillemot
    Murrelets
    Murres
    Puffin
    Razorbill
Pigeons and Dovesp. 204
Parrots and Their Alliesp. 212
Cuckoos and Their Alliesp. 218
    Anis
    Cuckoos
    Roadrunner
Owlsp. 222
Goatsuckersp. 232
    Nighthawks
    Nightjars
Swiftsp. 236
Hummingbirdsp. 236
Kingfishersp. 242
Woodpeckersp. 244
Tyrant Flycatchersp. 254
    Flycatchers
    Kingbirds
    Pewees
    Phoebes
    Wood-Pewees
Shrikes and Vireosp. 271
Jays, Crows, and Their Alliesp. 280
    Crows
    Jays
    Magpie
    Ravens
    Scrub-Jays
Larksp. 289
Swallowsp. 290
Chickadees, Nuthatches, and Their Alliesp. 295
    Bushtit
    Chickadees
    Creeper
    Nuthatches
    Titmice
    Verdin
Wrensp. 303
Dipper, Kinglets, and Gnatcatchersp. 308
Thrushesp. 311
    Bluebirds
    Robins
    Thrushes
Mimidsp. 319
    Catbird
    Mockingbirds
    Thrashers
Pipitsp. 323
Waxwingsp. 323
Starlings, Mynas, and Bulbulp. 323
Wood-Warblersp. 328
    Chat
    Ovenbird
    Parulas
    Redstart
    Warblers
    Waterthrushes
    Yellowthroats
Tanagers, Cardinals, and Their Alliesp. 355
    Bananaquit
    Cardinaline Buntings
    Cardinals
    Dickcissel
    Grosbeaks
    Tanagers
Emberizine Sparrows and Their Alliesp. 366
    Emberizine Buntings
    Juncos
    Longspurs
    Sparrows
    Towhees
Icteridsp. 393
    Blackbirds
    Bobolink
    Cowbirds
    Grackles
    Meadowlarks
    Orioles
Finches and Old World Sparrowsp. 406
    Crossbills
    Finches
    Goldfinches
    Grosbeaks
    Old World Sparrows
    Redpolls
    Siskin
Acknowledgmentsp. 417
Indexp. 421
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