Book Review: Birds of the Pacific States
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If you ask almost any birder to name the person who created the first modern field guide to North American birds, one designed to help identify birds in the field, pointing out a few key field marks for each along with descriptions of their sounds—you will be confidently assured that Roger Tory Peterson was that person. It turns out that “almost any birder” would be dead wrong.
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