Compact Guide to Tennessee Birds - Michael Roedel

\nTennessee State Ornithologist Michael Roedel provides information on more than 80 different birds commonly seen in Tennessee. Each account features full-color illustrations and a range map, along with information on each bird's common and scientific name, its size and voice, a photograph of the bird's egg, along with information on nesting, size of the egg and incubation period. \nThe Volunteer State abounds in opportunities to view wildlife, from the Great Smoky Mountains to the banks of the Mississippi. This handy, pocket-sized guide (just 4.25 x 7!) is packed with information compiled by Tennessee State Ornithologist Michael Roedel, including: \n- Two-page species account for 80 birds \n- Color illustration with key identifying features called out \n- Common and scientific names, range map, natural history, voice, size, size of the egg, nesting information, incubation period, and more \n- Color-coded quick reference guide \n- Guide to top birding sites in the state \n- Birder's Checklist \n- Illustrated glossary \n- Index for common and scientific names \nThe Volunteer State abounds in opportunities to view wildlife, from the Great Smoky Mountains to the banks of the Mississippi. This handy, pocket-sized guide (just 4.25 x 7!) is packed with information compiled by Tennessee State Ornithologist Michael Roedel, including: \n- Two-page species account for 80 birds \n- Color illustration with key identifying features called out \n- Common and scientific names, range map, natural history, voice, size, size of the egg, nesting information, incubation period, and more \n- Color-coded quick reference guide \n- Guide to top birding sites in the state \n- Birder's Checklist \n- Illustrated glossary \n- Index for common and scientific names \nThe Volunteer State abounds in opportunities to view wildlife, from the Great Smoky Mountains to the banks of the Mississippi. This handy, pocket-sized guide (just 4.25 x 7!) is packed with information compiled by Tennessee State Ornithologist Michael Roedel, including: \n- Two-page species account for 80 birds \n- Color illustration with key identifying features called out \n- Common and scientific names, range map, natural history, voice, size, size of the egg, nesting information, incubation period, and more \n- Color-coded quick reference guide \n- Guide to top birding sites in the state \n- Birder's C