The Backyard Bird-Lover's Guide: Attracting, Nesting, Feeding

This book is amazing! The illustrations are beautiful and the text is detailed. It covers all the basics for attracting and housing multiple birds. I highly recommend to birders, or anyone who wants to attract and enjoy birds.

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My dad wanted this book for awhile and finally he got it after first looking at it from the library! He and my mom are both into bird watching and feeding! They have a lot of books on birds! He says this is the BEST bird book out there and that any bird lover should own this! Must have book!!!

This is a well written, as well as very informative book about back yard bird feeding. It covers a broad area of activities and facts about feeding, without getting too bogged down in the variety of bird species like too many of these books do. My only problem with it is the price. Its way overpriced if bought new. I suggest getting it here or someplace else used. A good book if the price is right..

My husband & I started watching & feeding birds in our backyard as something to do during Covid. We tried a couple of other books to help us identify our feathered guests. This one was the best. It's detailed enough but not a scholarly work, We didn't want to feel as though we were in a class at Cornell. We just want to be entertained & provide sustenance for the birds.

A friend of mine had to go to a nursing home. She can see the birds come to a bird feeder right outside her windy. This bird guide helps her to identify all the different birds that come there. She really enjoys it. Thanks!

I like the book, but not that it arrived with damaged front edge book corner...I was not advised of damage nor asked if I would take the book with the 20% discount (I assumed for the damaged cover). I will choose another book or product to replace this one and would like to return it.

Loved all the info, descriptions of birds and how to attract them and the beautiful color photographs.

livre anglophone relié rigide moyen format ancien (1998) consacré à l'avifaune de jardin nord-américaine; après une courte préface, l'ouvrage traite le sujet en 15 chapitres répartisen trois parties:HEBERGEMENT NOURISSAGEn°1: pourquoi les nourrir? (4 pages)n°2: le premier essai (10p)n°3: mangeoires et aliments (13p)n°4: problèmes d'eau (10p)n°5: les nichoirs (18p)n°6: quel jardin? (13p)LE CYCLE NIDIFICATOIREn°7: partager la terre (5p)n°8: territoires (3p)n°9: parade (7p)n°10:chants (5p)n°11:nidification (7p)n°12:l'oeuf (7p)n°13:oisillons et juvéniles (6p)n°14:préparer l'hiver (10p)LES ESPECES D'OISEAUXn°15 connaître les oiseaux (162p) 33 chapitres présentant plusieurs espèce de la même famille ou une seule espèce (135 en tout) avec pour chacune un article non systématisé d'une page illustré d'une gouache couleur complété en bas de page d'une fiche d'dentité malheureusement sans carte de distribution; exceptionnement deux espèces par page; bibliographie et index en fin; ce guide d'initiation plus que d'identification, non exhaustif mais à l'iconographie soignée, ravira tous les amateurs d'oiseaux, et sera parfait pour leur bibliothèque, même si les ornithologues scientifiques ne le trouveront pas assez complet