Kaufman Field Guide to Birds of North America

Can’t tell a kestrel from a catbird? We’ve got the guide for you, written by legendary birder Kenn Kaufman. At age sixteen he hitchhiked across North America, traveling 80,000 miles in a year to see as many birds as he could. He used that knowledge to create a field guide unlike any other, organized so that even novices can accurately identify birds in the field. With intuitive categories like “aerial waterbirds,” “chicken-like birds,” and “wading birds,” it’s quick and simple to find which feathered friend is fluttering by. Clear photos and detailed descriptions let you hone in on species you can add to your ever-lengthening life list. And the durable, water-resistant cover means it’ll last through many an expedition.