Birds of Indiana Field Guide

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Make bird watching in Indiana even more enjoyable! With this field guide, bird identification is simple and informative. There’s no need to look through dozens of photos of birds that don’t live in Indiana. This book features 112 species of Indiana birds, organized by color for ease of use. Do you see a yellow bird and don’t know what it is? Go to the yellow section to find out. Fact-filled information, a compare feature, range maps and detailed photographs help to ensure that you positively ide

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David A. Baer writes:
July 9th, 20169:38 pmat

23 of 24 people found the following review helpful

welcome to the Heartland, July 2, 2006

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David A. Baer (Indianapolis, IN USA) –

This review is from: Birds of Indiana Field Guide (Paperback)

Two years ago my family and I moved from Costa Rica to Indianapolis. From one of the world’s great bird paradises to an endless succession of corn field bejeweled with a gray ring road.

Or so we thought.

‘Truth be told, America’s Heartland is a great place to live. This extends even to backyard birding. We live across the street from a marvelous park, half of which is kept in forest and meadow. The good folks at the local Wild Birds Unlimited are just a short drive away, which makes running out of saffron seed something less than a tragedy.

And Stan Tekiela’s BIRDS OF INDIANA FIELD GUIDE is on my den shelf, where it’s stunning photos and one-page-per-bird descriptions provide instant identification when a first-time guest arrives at my feeders. I pair Tekiela’s work with the Peterson Field Guide for this part of the country.

Tekiela’s photos are a stunning complement to Peterson’s drawings. I also appreciate Tekiela’s seasonal habitation map for each bird, which appears in the upper left corner of each description page. Finally, he pulls a ‘birding for dummies’ move that I appreciate by arranging the birds by color. This makes it easier to locate a bird’s identity when all you know is what you *see*.

This well-done work should be in every Hoosier birder’s home.

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Kathleen Hansen writes:
July 9th, 201610:22 pmat

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Birds of Indiana, July 4, 2007

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Kathleen Hansen –

This review is from: Birds of Indiana Field Guide (Paperback)

Wonderful photos, easy to use color guides. I really love the quick info on how to tell the difference of similar birds. My 8 year old son and I checked this book out of the library first to be able to identify our backyard visitors but loved it so much and he quickly was able to use it we just had to buy our own copy. I would highly recommend it.

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David M. Allen writes:
July 9th, 201610:54 pmat

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Great Guide for Indiana Birds, August 4, 2006

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David M. Allen (West Lafayette, Indiana, USA) –

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This guide is wonderful! Organization of the book is well done and there are large full-color photos of each bird that makes them easily identifiable. I would definitely recommend this field guide for every beginner and enthusiast.

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