Birdwatching


The Big Year: A Tale of Man, Nature, and Fowl Obsession
The Backyard Bird Chronicles
The Discomfort Zone: A Personal History
How to Be a (Bad) Birdwatcher
Bearded Tit
To See an Owl
Bird Sense: What It's Like to Be a Bird
How to Find a Bird
Look Up!: Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard
The Wallcreeper
Birdsong by the Season: A Year of Listening to Birds
Bird Songs: 250 North American Birds in Song
Lost Woods: The Discovered Writing of Rachel Carson
Birding Is My Favorite Video Game: Cartoons about the Natural World From "Bird and Moon"
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The Sibley Guide to Birds by National Audubon SocietyNational Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America by National Geographic SocietyThe Genius of Birds by Jennifer AckermanNational Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Birds by National Audubon SocietyThe Sibley Guide to Bird Life & Behavior by David Allen Sibley
Best Books for Birders
166 books — 32 voters
Reading About the Peregrine Falcon by Carol GreeneAnimal Saga by Henry WilliamsonUrban Peregrines by Ed DrewittThe Peregrine by J.A. BakerSky Wings by Don Conroy
Books About Peregrine Falcons
7 books — 3 voters

The Secret Language of Birds by Lynne   KellyTwitch by M.G. LeonardStand on the Sky by Erin BowWringer by Jerry SpinelliDuck, Duck, Peach by Erin Soderberg Downing
#MGCarousel - Books About Birds
102 books — 2 voters
Keiko's Story by Linda M. KurthArgonaut The Inua Humpback by Clifford L. GionetHard Aground with Eddie Jones by Eddie       JonesHard Aground . . . Again by Eddie       JonesMy Dirty California by Jason Mosberg
At the Seashore
136 books — 43 voters

The Stolen Snowflake by Linda  Phillips50 Things to Know About Birds in Kansas City Missouri  by Dawn Stevens50 Things to Know About Birds in Greece  by Irena NieslonySpotsylvania Reeanne fonzodelgonzofizz by Linda  Phillips50 Things to Know About Birds in Greece by Irena Nieslony
Best Bird Books For Nature Lovers
41 books — 2 voters

“ Nature and birdwatching can offer a great deal of stability. In the life of someone living with daily mental health issues, these consistencies can act as an anchor to the present and provide grounding. ”
― Joe Harkness, Bird Therapy

“ In that moment, watching the flock of finches, I was allowing myself to become lost and absorbed in the sights in front of me. In these early days of my interest in birdwatching, I was still burdened by an inability to manage and regulate my mental health. Birdwatching quickly became my escape route and I started to notice that when I was out, on my own, experiencing nature and birds in a personal and intimate way, I was more relaxed than I'd ever been before. My breathing rate slowed and I clos ...more ”
― Joe Harkness, Bird Therapy

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