Ornithology B/C
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Re: Ornithology B/C
lol, just realized you had it
thats funny
was putting another bookshelf up in my room and realized the only thing on my horizontal shelf (6 feet across) is ornithology field guides, ornithology books, and ornithology encyclopedias!! i have built up quite a collection!!!
im still amazed they upped it to two sheets of notes and two BOOKS not just field guides...
thats funny
was putting another bookshelf up in my room and realized the only thing on my horizontal shelf (6 feet across) is ornithology field guides, ornithology books, and ornithology encyclopedias!! i have built up quite a collection!!!
im still amazed they upped it to two sheets of notes and two BOOKS not just field guides...
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sorry to jump in...im doing orno for the second year, and i was just wondering about field guides, since last year we were only allowed to take one...i have a peterson right now, but im thinking about getting either a smithsonian, stokes, or Birds of North America by Francois Vuilleumier...im not sure which has better info, well, more complete and alot...
oh, and as for the Birds of North America by Francois Vuilleumier , paleonaps, which one?? because on amazon there is one that is hardcover and published feb 2009, and the paperback which is march 2010....which one is better??
oh, and as for the Birds of North America by Francois Vuilleumier , paleonaps, which one?? because on amazon there is one that is hardcover and published feb 2009, and the paperback which is march 2010....which one is better??
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Beh... started going through the process of finding all the bird calls again (the ones I saved last year mysteriously disappeared). For some, like the Red-throated Loon, I'm not sure which call/sound they're looking for, so I have a few of the same bird...
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For your situation, I would say to buy stokes.
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just a suggestion if anyone has a ipod get the ibird pro app I think it has all the calls and birds, it also has tons of info, where the birds live, and pictures!! it's worth getting
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ok...thanks teawizard!! well, im gonna see if anyone else will share their opinion...as in my case, im not a field guide specialist, im an ornithologist!!! ...wait teawizard, do you have a stokes field guide???
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The Sibley BLB is not better for identification, the Sibley GtB is. And I'd have to disagree about it being hard to use; I personally find the Peterson more difficult, but that's probably because I'm used to Sibley's layout.scientist wrote:petersons guide is easy to use and find stuff but sibley behavior guide is better for identification but harder to use
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Has anyone found a good background info book? ordinarily I use sibleys, just because the layout is convenient, but because we get a second, I want a book that will balance out sibley's lack of background info. I have looked into DK, but that has a greater focus on ID. I was also considering sibley's guide to bird behaviour, since it has lots of background and general info.
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...boy, now I almost wish I had an itouch.
kjhsscioly, we did buy a copy of sibley's last year, right?
kjhsscioly, we did buy a copy of sibley's last year, right?
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