Janis Hatten Harrison

Angela Harrison Vinet

Get an informed yet cheeky perspective on the fascinating language of birds in marine areas with this witty twist on a traditional field guide.

Hark! What's that bird on the horizon? Well, with this handy guide, you can find out!

Sea Bird pairs scientific insight on the attributes and songs unique to birds inhabiting marine areas of North America and vibrant illustrations to help birders of all stripes identify their feathered friends. The light-hearted tone reflects the personality and characteristics of fishermen, pirates, and other sea-faring folk who might run into these birds on a daily basis. As you explore, discover fun facts about each bird and jot down your thoughts and observations in the note-taking section.

There are plenty of places to spot beautiful birds, from a scenic boardwalk along the ocean to a lakeside bench. Enjoy all that marine life has to offer as you meet 50 Sea Birds, including:

 • The Black Oystercatcher, picking at mollusks on rocky shores with its neon orange beak
 • The elegant (and enormous) Trumpeter Swan, gliding through remote northern ponds
 • The Pacific Loon, whose wailing cry echoes across Arctic tundra lakes
 • The Yellow-legged Green Heron, sneakily darting at small fish in marshes and swamps

The Birds illustrated collection delivers a playful yet informative insight on the sounds and songs unique to birds inhabiting different geographical regions. From rural farmlands to bustling city streets or the salty air of the shore, each book features beautiful portraits and a lighthearted narrative that reflects the personality and characteristics of birds native to each location. Also available from this collection: City Bird and Country Bird.

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