The newest National Geographic publication provides a remarkable look at the exciting variety of birds found in 111 distinct bioregions of the world. A book like no other, this impressive large-format Birder's Atlas of the World, describes more than 1,500 of the most sought-after birds and provides 475 color photographs of birds and the landscapes they inhabit. Author Noah Strycker made birding history by traveling to every continent and observing 6,042 species in a single year, and now he provides this impressive overview of the world's birds, biomes, and top birding sites.
Other features of this new book are the 262 maps, some of which pinpoint exceptional parks, nature preserves, and lodges. There are also 12 stories with maps that reveal amazing bird migration routes, and the book is rounded out with bios of 18 Nat Geo Explorers with descriptions of their work in ornithology and conservation. Within the 448 large-format pages, this impressive new book is filled with engaging text to portray our abundantly rich and fascinating world of birds; and it is attractively designed to intrigue every birder and inspire anyone to become more curious about the world's birds.
An interesting sidebar about the new National GeographicBirder's Atlas of the World is that Buteo Books is offering a pre-arrival ordering opportunity that will include a limited number of signed copies. Place your pre-order now to ensure you get an autographed copy, with the book expected to be available this month, hot off the presses. To learn more, contact Buteo Books at National Geographic Birder's Atlas of the World [pre-order] – Buteo Books