Birds of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest: A Complete Guide

Synopsis

Covering more than 400 species, Birds of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest is the definitive portable field guide for birders across the region. Fully revised and updated in its second edition, it reflects the latest taxonomic changes while providing detailed information on identification, vocalizations, habitat, seasonal occurrence, and behaviour.

Featuring more than 900 colour photographs, range maps, and concise species accounts, this comprehensive guide covers British Columbia, the Pacific Northwest, and adjacent regions from southern Oregon to the Rocky Mountains. Whether you're identifying birds in your backyard or exploring coastal forests, wetlands, and mountain trails, it is an indispensable companion for birders of every experience level.

About the Authors

Richard Cannings is a renowned naturalist, ornithologist, and award-winning author with decades of experience studying the birds of British Columbia. He is joined by birding experts Tom Aversa and Hal Opperman, whose combined expertise has made this guide one of the region's most trusted field references.

Publisher
Greystone Books

Publication Date
March 11, 2025

Format
Paperback

Pages
528

Subjects
Nature · Birds · Field Guides · British Columbia · Pacific Northwest

ISBN
9781778402203