The Birds of Yellowstone
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A beautifully illustrated overview of the birds of the Yellowstone region.
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What an Owl Knows by Jennifer Ackerman
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The author of “The Genius of Birds” turns her attention to some of the most iconic of all birds.
Read MoreBirdpedia by Christopher Leahy
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An ornithologist provides a handy guide for everything from bird calls to bird plumage to bird poop.
Read MoreThe Gull Next Door by Marianne Taylor
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A gull-smitten writer takes on the thankless task of defending the world’s least-liked bird.
Read MoreThe Bird Way by Jennifer Ackerman
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Jennifer Ackerman, author of “The Genius of Birds,” returns with another book about the wonders of the avian world.
Read MoreWhat It's Like To Be a Bird by David Allen Sibley
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David Allen Sibley’s latest bird book is a beautifully-illustrated oversized volume on the behavior of a few dozen well-known species.
Read MorePeterson Field Guide to Birds of North America (second edition)
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The legendary Peterson field guide gets a long-awaited new edition.
Read MoreThe Falcon Thief by Joshua Hammer
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The bizarre black market for rare bird eggs is the subject of Joshua Hammer’s new book.
Read MoreSaving Jemima: Life and Love with a Hard-Luck Jay By Julie Zickefoose
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We don’t simply get to know Jemima; we get to be Jemima as we are welcomed into Julie’s family home.
Read MoreBirds in Winter by Roger F. Pasquier
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Birds in Winter is extensively illustrated and a perfect pitch between professional-level scientific detail and popular-level general interest.
Read MoreHow To Know the Birds by Ted Floyd
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A “storybook for bird lovers” organized by season and general type of birding experience.
Read MoreThe End of the End of the Earth: Essays by Jonathan Franzen
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Communicates a compelling voice from a speaker who’s well-intentioned, well-studied and considerate, but hopelessly aloof.
Read MoreThe Wonderful Mr. Willughby by Tim Birkhead
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Birkhead has done all the traditional biographer's legwork that so few have bothered to do before him.
Read MoreAuthor Interview: Daniel Lewis
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Daniel Lewis, author of Belonging on an Island: Birds, Extinction, and Evolution in Hawai'i recently talked with Open Letters.
Read MoreBelonging on an Island by Daniel Lewis
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A rich natural history of Hawaiian birds that challenges existing ideas about the concept of belonging.
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