New Bird Watcher’s Digest Contains Two Original Well-read Naturalist Reviews {Comments Off}
The March / April 2012 issue of Bird Watcher’s Digestcontains two original Well-read Naturalist produced reviews.
The March / April 2012 issue of Bird Watcher’s Digestcontains two original Well-read Naturalist produced reviews.
By John Riutta Category: Bird Watching / Birding, Books, News, Reviews, Well-informed, Well-read Tags: architecture, avian, bird, Birding, book, digest, house, life, Princeton, random, review, watcher's
Princeton University Press has acquired not only rights to the WILDGuides backlist but has formed a new imprint – Princeton WILDGuides – for the publication of future titles as well.
By John Riutta Category: News, Publishing, Well-informed Tags: imprint, press, Princeton, publishing, university, wildguides
Princeton University Press has recently released the new second edition of Richard Grimmett, Carol Inskipp, and Tim Inskipp’s Birds of India.
By John Riutta Category: Books, News, Well-informed Tags: Birds, book, field, grimmett, guide, india, inskipp, Princeton
Princeton University Press has announced the forthcoming publication of Guy M. Kirwan and Graeme Green’s Cotingas and Manakins.
By John Riutta Category: Books, News, Well-informed Tags: bird, book, cotingas, featured, greene, kirwan, manakins, neotropic, press, Princeton, university
Princeton University Press has announced the forthcoming publication of Petrels, Albatrosses, and Storm-Petrels of North America: A Photographic Guide by Steve N. G. Howell.
By John Riutta Category: Books, News, Well-informed Tags: albatrosses, bird, book, howell, pelagic, petrels, press, Princeton, storm-petrels, university
Bird watchers, as well as naturalists of various interests, either living in or planning a trip to the Land of the Long White Cloud should take note of a newly published volume in the Princeton Pocket Guides series titled A Field Guide to the Birds of New Zealand.
By John Riutta Category: Books, News, Well-informed Tags: aotearoa, bird, Birding, book, fitter, merton, new, press, Princeton, university, zealand
With the publication by Princeton University Press of Dennis Paulson’s Dragonflies and Damselflies of the East, his initial western volume now has an eastern twin.
By John Riutta Category: Books, News, Well-informed Tags: book, damselflies, dragonflies, field, guide, insect, odonate, paulson, Princeton
No time left to go out to the stores? There are some superb bird watching and mammal field guide apps for both Apple and Android devices that can be bought and sent to your nature enthusiast friends with just a few clicks of your mouse.
By John Riutta Category: Holiday 2011 Tags: android, app, Apple, bird, gift, holiday, ibird, idea, iphone, ipod, mammal, Peterson, Princeton, rspb