Fifty Birds of Town and City

Name: Fifty Birds of Town and City
Author: Bob Hines

By Bob Hines

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A compact illustrated field guide that profiles fifty bird species commonly encountered in towns and cities, providing a color plate and a concise entry for each that covers appearance, vocalizations, range, habitat, diet, nesting habits, and seasonal movements. Practical notes discuss how urban land-use and human behavior influence bird populations and offer simple, conservation-minded suggestions for creating and preserving healthy habitat in urban and suburban settings.

About the Author

Bob Hines

Bob Hines was an American author and naturalist known for his contributions to wildlife literature, particularly in the field of ornithology. His notable works include "Ducks at a Distance: A Waterfowl Identification Guide," which serves as a practical resource for birdwatchers and enthusiasts, and "Fifty Birds of Town and City," which highlights urban avian species. Hines' writing reflects a deep appreciation for nature and aims to educate readers about the diverse birdlife found in various environments. Through his engaging style, he has made significant contributions to the understanding and enjoyment of birds.