Global Birding

Subtitle
Traveling the World in Search of Birds

A general “how-to” book for international birding by top-selling author Les Beletsky ("Birds of the World," "Birdsongs"), with bird vignettes by ASU faculty member David Pearson ("Travellers’ Wildlife Guides," "Field Guide to Tiger Beetles"). The book is a “bridge” for domestic birders and beginners, offering access to continents to see with respect to birds and birding. The books tells what kinds of birds birders seek out in those places, along with practical pointers on international birding contacts and field guides. Engaging sidebars throughout the book tell short stories of birding adventures looking for special birds or unique birding locations.

Bio

David Pearson is a research professor for ASU's School of Life Sciences. His research is focused on using the interaction of ecology, conservation, ecotourism and education to develop methods that promote sustainable use of biodiversity.


Praise for this book

Besides dazzling the eyes with hundreds of full-color photos, the book lists the best field guides for each region covered, provides contact information for local birding groups, and suggests when an organized tour might be a birder's best option. An excellent introduction to the world of birds outside North America

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Cover of "Global Birding" featuring a photo of flamingos and baby flamingos
Date published
Publisher
National Geographic
ISBN
978-0198570882
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