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    Birds of Costa Rica 2nd edition

    just ordered a copy as it seems to be expanded enough to warrant a second edition. thanks for the heads up!
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    Ten Thousand Birds: Ornithology since Darwin

    my copy shipped out today from amazon here in the US. i should have it by tuesday next.
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    How many bird books have you got?

    a tad shy of 200 strictly bird books. and maybe around another 200 or so other natural history titles--reptiles, amphibians, butterflies, mammals, plants, geology, etc. as well, i seem to have a fair amount of periodicals and journals. seems i'm always picking up one thing or another...
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    New Naturalist series

    has anyone taken a look at the reaktion natural history series? they look interesting. . .
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    New Pete Dunne book on shore life

    i read it. recommended. all his books are worth reading.
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    Bayshore Summer, the latest from Pete Dunne

    i read this book a few weeks ago. i thoroughly enjoyed it. very entertaining.
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    theodore cross

    the author and bird photographer theodore cross had died. his most recent book "waterbirds" (norton) is said to be the book that audubon would have done if he had a camera. he was 86.
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    Kingbird Highway by Kenn Kaufman

    great book.
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    Twitchers' stories

    pretty good. funny.
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    ducks

    harlequins on cape ann. cathedral point. go see!
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    Dan Koeppel’s To See Every Bird on Earth

    i liked this book. recommended.
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    recommendations for a US field guide

    i use nat geo primarily as the birds seem to look closer to what i see in the field. the sibley birds seem a little "washed out" looking to me. i have the sibley, but generally carry the NG in the field. the text of the new princeton pictorial guides i really like, but some of the photos (see...
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    Need a wide angle lens for a 40d

    another vote for the tokina 11-16. not for birds though!!
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    What was your first bird book?

    first was zim's golden guide. still have it and look at it most everyday. though my main guide now is nat geo. i also had a big book on waterfowl which i no longer have any idea the location of said. but i loved that book as a lad.
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    ducks

    just thought to make some action on this patch. the ducks are nice this time of year. great meadows in concord. coots(not really ducks i guess), ringnecks, green wings, ruddy, wigeons, etc.! pb grebe too. black scoters (and ruddies) at chestnut hill. i love this time of year.
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