Welcome to my Guide to the Wetland Birds of Florida, created to help birdwatchers (birders) and nature lovers identify species found across the state’s marshes, swamps, and coastal wetlands. From cranes to secretive rails, this guide includes plates that highlight each species’ key identification features, as well as, habitats, behaviors, and natural history. To make […]
Wetlands are among the most important ecosystems in North America, supporting birds as breeding grounds, migration stopovers, and winter refuges. For birders (or birdwatchers), they offer some of the best opportunities to see and hear many species of birds in open spaces. Beyond birdlife, wetlands protect people by filtering water, reducing floods, and sustaining fisheries.
The guide to the Woodpeckers of Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina includes the eight (8) species of woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers known to occur in the Bluegrass, Tar Heel, and Volunteer states. This comprehensive guide features detailed species accounts with information on identification, habitat, range, behavior, food, nesting, breeding, lifespan, population status, and conservation concerns.
The guide to the Woodpeckers of Texas and Oklahoma includes the twelve (12) species of woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers known to occur in the Lone Star and Sooner states. This comprehensive guide features detailed species accounts with information on identification, habitat, range, behavior, food, nesting, breeding, lifespan, population status, and conservation concerns. The accounts are
Discover the Woodpeckers, Sapsuckers, and Flickers of the Midwest Region; the heart of North America. This comprehensive guide covers the diverse species found in Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, as well as the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan. This comprehensive guide features detailed species accounts with information on identification, habitat,
The guide to the Woodpeckers of the Southwest Region of North America includes the seventeen (17) species of woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers known to occur in the states of California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. This comprehensive guide features detailed species accounts with information on identification, habitat, range, behavior, food, nesting, breeding, lifespan,
The guide to the Woodpeckers of the Northwest Region of North America includes the fourteen (14) species of woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers known to occur in the states of Washington, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska, and the Canadian provinces of Yukon, Northwest Territories, British Columbia, Nunavut, and Alberta. This comprehensive guide features detailed species accounts with
The guide to the Woodpeckers of the Northeast Region of North America includes the nine (9) species of woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers known to occur in the states of Virginia, West Virginia, the District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Today, I am sharing my guide to the woodpeckers of Louisiana. I have gathered the best information and sound recordings for each species. I have also created custom identification images from pictures of woodpeckers highlighting field marks of male, female, and juvenile birds. This guide will help you, not only identify all the 9 woodpecker
I have gathered the best information and sound recordings for my guide to the woodpeckers of Arkansas. I have also created custom identification images from pictures of woodpeckers highlighting field marks of male, female, and juvenile birds. This guide will help you, not only positively identify all the 9 woodpecker species that occur in the
