[mou] Another great bird book
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Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:36:50 EDT
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There is another great bird book for you to jam into your bulging
bookshelves. It is "Birds of Minnesota and Wisconsin"by Robert B. Janssen, Daryl D.
Tessen and Gregory Kennedy. Published by Lone Pine, it covers 322 species and
features a painting of the bird along with an interesting description for
each one. Also included for each species are ID tips, size, status, habitat,
nesting, feeding, voice, similar species and best sites. The book is very well
done and deserving of a place in a birder's library.
Good birding,
Al Batt
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