Book Reviews
Two Books from the Midwest
Most birding, like all politics, is local. For every over-crowded ornithological mecca, there are thousands of city parks, nature preserves, scrubby fields, and shabby woodlots that never see an out-of-state license plate. Little known and rarely visited, such sites are nonetheless the forming grounds for nearly all birders, the places where we have seen our [...]
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