smithsonian mississippi distribution mid-atlantic

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Smithsonian Handbooks: Birds of New England (Smithsonian Handbooks)

2 reviews
Fred J. Alsop, III, Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2002

flawless guide to New England's feathered friends
There are approximately 920 species of birds known to visit North America, and 302 of them are documented visitors to New England. All 302 are covered here, as well as 179 occasional species. This compact yet comprehensive book begins with 28 pages of introduction, including instructions on using the book, identifying birds and field technique. Profiles are one page per species, and the ...

All About Georgia Birds

2 reviews
Fred J. Alsop III

Sweetwater Press, 2003

Wonderful resource for GA birdwatchers
This book is an excellent resource for the Georgia bird enthusiast. It is perfect for identifying the birds we sometimes tend to overlook...the ones in our own back yards! I absolutely recommend this guide.

Smithsonian Handbooks: Birds of Florida (Smithsonian Handbooks)

13 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2002

Florida Birds
I spend the cold English Winters in Florida and wanted to be able to recognize all the lovely Florida birds, especially the ones I feed in my garden. This is first class, its easy to find the bird you are looking for and plenty of information on it. A great book.

Smithsonian Handbooks: Birds of Texas (Smithsonian Handbooks)

7 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2002

I'm buying my second copy now...
...to give as a gift, because I'm so pleased with it. Unlike some of the other reviewers, who seem to have a great deal of expertise and several bird books at-hand, I'm just a casual observer of the visitors to my backyard feeder. This is the first bird book (ahem, field guide) for me, and I don't see that I'll need to seek other titles any time soon. As with most Dorling-Kindersley ...

Smithsonian Handbooks: Birds of North America -- Eastern Region (Smithsonian Handbooks)

10 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2001

Think of it as a mini encyclopedia on birds of eastern North America
There have been over 800 species of birds identified in North America.This includes all those that breed there or have ever been proven to have visited,even very rarely.This book limits itself to eastern NA(east of the 100th meridan,roughly the Mississippi)and north of Mexico plus ajacent islands and seas within 200 miles of the coast.All birds have been documented by the American Ornithologists' ...

Smithsonian Birds of North America

23 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK Publishing, 2006

SMITHONIAN BIRDS OF NOTH AMERICA
IAM THRILLED WITH THE INFORMATION, DESCRIPTIONS, & PITURES. WOULD RECOMMEND THIS BOOK FOR ANYONE WHO ENJOYS WATCHING AND LEARNING EACH BIRD

Smithsonian Handbooks: Birds of the Mid-Atlantic (Smithsonian Handbooks)

2 reviews
DK Publishing, III, ...

Dorling Kindersley, 2002

great book while checking out the birdfeeder
Have enjoyed looking up the birds that land on my birdfeeder! The book is easy to use and I have been able to look up almost every bird that I have in my yard.

Oiseaux du Quebec
Fred J. Alsop III, 2004

Smithsonian Handbooks Birds of North America: Western Region

5 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2001

Apparently still a secret
As a 40+ year novice birdwatcher, and incurable lover of books, I have acquired numerous field guides over the years. Raised on Peterson, in recent years I have enjoyed the Audubon guides by Farrand. Looking for something newer, I was assured that "The Sibley Guide to Birds" was now the king of the hill. Next to Sibley on my dealer's bookshelf was this Alsop. I already knew the ...

All about Tennessee Birds

3 reviews
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

Very informative
I am a beginning "backyard" bird-watcher and this book was very informative. I was easily able to identify many species by the pictures and descriptions in the book. I really enjoyed that this book was specifically about Tennessee birds. I didn't have to go through endless pages about birds that aren't even in my region. Would suggest to any Tennessee bird-watcher.

All about Mississippi Birds
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

This book tells how to attract birds to your backyard, how to photograph birds and how to identify birds. This book is specifically written for Mississippi birds.

Birds of Canada
Fred J., III Alsop

Dorling Kindersley, Limited, 2004

All about Louisiana Birds

1 review
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

Good only for backyard birds, cover missleading.
Even though there is a pelican on the cover, there are no pelicans, egrets, cranes or other swamp birds that you would expect to find in a book called All About Louisisana Birds. The book was very informative on birds you would might see in your backyard expecially if you put out feed. It also had helpful advice on types of food, housing, what to plant, ect. However, this book could have been ...

Distribution of the Tennessee dace, Phoxinus tennesseensis, in northeast Tennessee.: An article from: Journal ...
M. Kevin Hamed, Fred J., III Alsop

Tennessee Academy of Science, 2005

This digital document is an article from Journal of the Tennessee Academy of Science, published by Tennessee Academy of Science on January 1, 2005. The length of the article is 4071 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: ...

Backyard Birds of North America

2 reviews
Fred J. Alsop III

Crane Hill Publishers, 2003

More Please
I first saw this book at the Cradle of Forrestry in Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina. It is a beautiful book with an excellent format - sharp colorful pictures, useful information, and a record keeping section. I wish there was an edition for northeastern birds. I would keep it by my kitchen window!

All about Alabama Birds
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

All about North Carolina Birds
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

All about South Carolina Birds
Fred J., III Alsop

Sweetwater Press, 2003

Birds of North America: Life Histories of More Than 930 Species

6 reviews
Fred J. Alsop

DK ADULT, 2001

Tremendous Value and Information
This book has more information than any other book I own. You will find birds listed here that you won't find elsewhere and the information offered is second to none. Considering the cost of this book, the value is tremendous. You will find common names, scientific names, very specific identification notes and interesting facts on all the birds listed. In the upper right hand corner of each page ...

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