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• BirdNote

  Chirps, Quirks, and Stories of 100 Birds From the Popular Public Radio Show

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  Filled with one page stories and essays with details about unusual or maybe less known facts about individual birds. Really fun if you want something that you could read for one minute or one hour.

• Nests, Eggs, and Nestlings of North American Birds

  Baicich, Paul J.

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  Have you found a nest or abandoned eggshell and wondered what kind of bird it might house? This is the book for identifying eggs and nests, and nestlings!

• The Most Perfect Thing

  Inside (and Outside) a Bird's Egg

  Birkhead, Tim

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  Want to learn more about bird eggs? This is not a field guide, but a narrative style nonfiction book sharing stories and details regarding eggs and nesting. A treasure trove of information for those of us who are nosy and want to more…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Bird Feathers

  a Guide to North American Species

  Scott, S. David (Shannon David), 1980-

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  A guide to identifying those stray feathers you may find on a walk!

• Secret Lives of Common Birds

  Enjoying Bird Behavior Through the Seasons

  Read, Marie, 1950-

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  A good introduction to a variety of details of bird life. When the frenzy of spring migration has ebbed. This book can help you find the joy in observing the birds we get used to seeing every day.

• How to Know the Birds

  the Art & Adventure of Birding

  Floyd, Ted, 1968-

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  An exciting book with 200 short vignettes, each about a bird, and each focused on making readers better birders. The stories are concise but don't lack depth, in fact they are really crammed full of fascinating details!

• Slow Birding

  the Art and Science of Enjoying the Birds in Your Own Backyard

  Strassmann, Joan,

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  Written by a St. Louis local, many of Strassmann's stories and examples take place somewhere nearby! Let Strassman be your guide to learning to enjoy bird observation, regardless of your experience.

• Birdgirl

  Looking to the Skies in Search of a Better Future

  Craig, Mya-Rose,

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  A lovely and unusual book that's hard to describe. Craig's memoir includes bird and birding stories, but also the solace that can be found in birds and birding, and the solace that can't be found. It's about family, environmental justice,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Drawing Birds

  Busby, John, 1928-2015

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  On way into enjoying birds is to keep a sketch journal!

• Keeping a Nature Journal

  Discover a Whole New Way of Seeing the World Around You

  Leslie, Clare Walker

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• The Backyard Bird Chronicles

  Tan, Amy

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