Hikers Winter Bird Guide

I have put together a 'bird guide' for winter birds in the northeast for an Audubon CBC (already posted under "Trips") I thought it may be of interest because many birds can be identified without binoculars.

They are the most common form of wildlife in the winter. Just stop hiking for a moment or two and they will come. If you are interested email me, the file is too large to post on the BB.

I hope somebody finds it of interest.

Craig

I got my copy ! Really good work, it'll make the hiking that much more interesting, thanks again.

Recieved my copy. You put a ton of work into this! Well written, and what a great idea for the Christmas Bird count to put out this guide. Your participants are lucky to have you coordinate this. I'd really like to see that cardinal!

I'm confused. How would I get a copy?

snowbird said:

I'm confused. How would I get a copy?

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Send me your email address either PM me or email it to me directly. I can't attach it to an email through the VFTT email function and . The file is to big to post here on VFTT.

BTW thnakyou all for your kind responses. I am glad you have found it usefull.

More thanks and kudos on a fine job. I already have many field guides, but it never hurts to have another interpretation. The humor is a nice touch.

Matt

Got a copy. Looks great. thanks

good stuff! the bit about paying attention to habitat will really help a lot for someone like me with limited birding experience! thanks!