Birds of North America Guide

How to make good use of this book

Birds are the most visible and accessible creatures in nature - they are right there in your backyard! With minimal effort, you can easily intersect your life with theirs, benefiting both yourself and the birds. This book serves as a concise guide to enjoying and identifying the common birds in your area, regardless of where you live in North America, north of Mexico.

Backyard Guide to the Birds of North America

This completely revised guide is geared towards both casual and experienced birdwatchers, offering information on 150 of the most common and interesting birds in North America. It provides the perfect opportunity to appreciate the feathered friends outside your window, along with the necessary tools to attract them to your backyard.

Backyard Basics

Guide to 150 Species

Bird Feeding

Setting up a bird feeder can be a simple and cost-effective way to attract birds year-round. There are various feeders and foods to choose from, each attracting specific species of birds. It is important to keep feeders clean and place them in safe locations to help the birds survive and reproduce.

Types of Feeders

Platform Feeders: Ideal for attracting a variety of birds. Window Feeders: Bring birds up close for easy viewing. Finch Feeders: Featuring tiny holes perfect for finches. Ground Feeders: Attract birds with fruit offerings.

Birdhouses

Birdhouses offer shelter and safety to birds, attracting them to your backyard. Purple Martins, known as the condo lovers of the bird world, are a great example of the birds that can be attracted to well-designed birdhouses.

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