Book Description
From America's preeminent authorities on birds and nature, whose popular Stokes guides have sold nearly 4.5 million copies, comes the easiest-to-use, most comprehensive, most informative guide to North American warblers available. Warblers are among the most colorful and popular of bird species. As they leave the south each spring to breed in the north, their migration inspires warbler festivals, warbler watching and counting clubs, and warbler courses and workshops. For the millions of American birders who seek out these marvelous songbirds, the STOKES FIELD GUIDE TO WARBLERS imparts a wealth of identification and behavior information, presenting each of the 57 warbler species with detailed migration maps and multiple images showing seasonal plumage.
About the author
Donald and Lillian Stokes are the authors of more than twenty highly successful nature guides, including the bestselling Stokes Field Guide to Birds, the Stokes Beginner's Guides, the Stokes Nature Guides, and the Stokes Backyard Nature Books. They divide their time between New Hampshire and Florida.
