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Birds of the Pacific Northwest

Backyard birding is a popular, easy pastime. And when the deciduous trees lose their leaves in the fall and winter, it's even easier to spot our feathered neighbors. Let these books help you identify and learn more about the birds of the Pacific Northwest.

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  • Stan Tekiela's Birding for Beginners, Pacific Northwest

    Your Guide to Feeders, Food and the Most Common Backyard Birds

    Tekiela, Stan,
    Just what you need to get started learning about local birds.
    Book, 2020Cambridge, Minnesota : Adventure Publications, 2020. — 598.0723 TEKIELA
  • Color photographs accompany text to help with accurate identification.
    Book, 2020Seattle : Seattle Audubon Society : University of Washington Press, [2020] — 598.0723 AVERSA
  • Learn about 300 regional birds in this pocket guide.
    Book, 2020Guilford, Connecticut : FalconGuides, an imprint of Globe Pequot Press, 2020. — 598.0979 TELANDE
  • Pocket sized for easy carrying, this book will help you identify a birds in Western Washington.
    Book, 2016Olympia, Washington : R.W. Morse Company, 2016. — 598.0979 PAULSON
  • One step closer than the Pacific Northwest, this guide features birds local to the Puget Sound Region.
    Book, 2011[Washington?] : Orange Spot Publishing, 2011. — 598.0979 JOHNSON
  • Learn about more than 400 common and rare birds found in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia.
    Book, 2017Portland, Oregon : Timber Press, 2017. — 598.0979 SHEWEY
  • Color illustrations, range maps and details on nesting, feeding, song and more.
    Book, 2016Auburn, WA : Lone Pine Publishing International ; [Vancouver, British Colombia] : Partners Publishing, [2016] — 598.0979 BELL