Bird Watching Field Journal: Log, Sketchbook, and Life List [Paperback]

Create a record of your birdwatching adventures

When you're out birding, one of your most important tools is a convenient and easy-to-carry journal to track your discoveries. Complete with birding basics and more than 100 pages to detail key information about the birds you encounter, this journal is a must-have for new and experienced birders alike.

What sets this bird book apart:

• Birdwatching 101—Learn about field etiquette and safety, how to properly identify birds, and tips for getting the most out of this journal.
• Detailed logs—Write-in lines and space for sketches help you capture everything you need, from location to beak shape, to later confirm your identifications.
• Your bird life list—Extra pages offer plenty of space to write down every bird you see, ensuring you can keep track of your entire birdwatching legacy.

Grab this birdwatching book today and set off on expeditions you'll never forget.KRISTINE RIVERSis a Texas Master Naturalist who loves sharing her passion for wildlife with people of all ages. She founded Birding for Fun in 2015, offering guided tours, workshops, and family-friendly events that make birding accessible to everyone. In theBird Watching Field Journal, Kristine guides the beginning birder to the fundamentals that lead to solid skills and better identification. Follow these steps and birding will become simple and more enjoyable! —Ron Weeks, co-author ofA Birder's Guide to the Texas Coast This is not just a bird life list but a wonderful way to learn more about the birds you see in the field. Learning to ID birds is best done by observing all the details and writing them down, repetitiously. This handy field journal helps you do just that, plus it is full of great birding and ID tips. A must for bird watchers! —Martin Hagne, executive director of Gulf Coast Bird Observatory Kristine Rivers dol£_