Reviews of books about birds and birdwatching, interviews with authors, and book excerpts.
My First Book of Canadian Birds by Andrea Miller is one of several new bird books for children we featured in our January/February 2020 issue.
In an excerpt from the book Flight Calls, author John Nelson reflects on the practice of naming streets or entire developments after birds. Read More “A rant: Streets with avian names that are barren of birds”
This book roundup features two new guides, a historical analysis of birds in New York City, and a warning of global warming. Read More “New guides and other books on birds and our planet”
New books for your collection. Read More “Book about birds and life”
This book round-up features a photography how-to, an epic journey, tips for identifying gulls, and more. Read More “8 new books for birders”
The American Bird Conservancy president explains how the stunning book came to be. Read More “3 questions for Mike Parr about ‘Bringing Back the Birds’”
A father-son Big Year, a master’s hummingbird art, an up-close look at ravens, and more compelling new titles. Read More “Five books about birding adventures”
These recently published titles explore birds and nature. Read More “Five books on birds and science”
Here are four books on birds and birding that birdwatchers will love. Read More “Four books on birds and birding”
Reviews of three new bird books that we like: The Birds at My Table, Maria’s Martin’s World, and The Feather Thief. Read More “New books about bird feeding, art, and crime”
