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Summary: A bird's-eye view to watching the humans who watch birds.Includes detailed, anatomically correct illustrations of the most common birder breeds.Make catching a glimpse of your favorite birder as exciting as spotting a red-cockaded woodpecker!Next time you see a birder in the woods, don't grouse about the competition-tag him and add him to your life list! A Field Guide to North American Birders makes sport out of your favorite sport. But instead of tracking our fine-feathered friends, you'll be on the hunt for the never-elusive birdwatcher. Creatures so common that you'll recognize them in an instant-from the Blue-shoed Booby to the Underemployed Razorbill.Nine out of ten birder-watchers recommend this guide. One out of ten recommends a new pastime.With anatomically correct, full-color illustrations of each species, A Field Guide to North American Birders includes: A diagram of the birder body-in all it's full-feathered glory Tips on birder-watching-and how to attract them to your own backyard! The distinguishing characteristics, voice, range, and habitat of 39 species of birders-including, but not limited to: the Great Gracious Heron • Steadfast Quail • Ruby-Lipped Hummingbird • Opinionated Jay • Saturday Morning Kinglet • Scope-Weaseling Warbler Specialized information on how to prevent birder-watching injuries The American Birder-Watching Society Code of Ethics And more!!!! Let the calls of North American birders lead you into a world of discovery and delight…"Where is it?"-Early Birder"Want to see this in the scope?"-Medical Tern