Hawks and Owls of the Great Lakes Region and Eastern North America

The Great Lakes of Eastern North America is home to over 30 species of birds of prey.

This field guide illustrates the subtle differences and rich diversity among these powerful birds.

With clear photographs and precise identification notes, this book makes quick, accurate classification possible.

The information is concisely organised and includes common and biological nomenclature, male/female differences, immature and seasonal plumages, morphs and distinctive markings.

The sequel to the publisherOs previous field guides to sparrows and finches, and warblers of this region.

Heavily illustrated and including many comparisons this series of guides is unique in providing the detail necessary to distinguish between visually similar species.

Over 180 full colour photographs from award-winning photographers show the birds in their natural environment, plus full colour range maps.

Comparison pages group similar-looking birds on a single page for quick reference.

Indispensible book for naturalists, students and bird-watchers of all levels of experience, plus science libraries and collections.

Author is the Interpretive Naturalist at the University of GuelphOs Arboretum.