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“The Crossley Guide breaks the mould….Anyone who reads the text and looks at the composite pictures will gain something and most will get a great deal from this book.”
“I think all birders would benefit from making a regular study of [The] Crossley ID. Get a copy and start having fun with it.” “First impression: Wow! I love it….The number of images in different plumages and postures will help the intermediate level birder move to the next skill level.”
You have read the reviews, now experience it for yourself.
Please join us for a free webinar with acclaimed photographer and birder Richard Crossley where he will tell stories from his decades of birding and share plates from The Crossley ID Guide: Eastern Birds.
REGISTER NOW:
February 22, 2011, 12 PM-1 PM EST https://princeton.ilinc.com/register/vfjksbb
Sample plates, Q&A, videos, and additional information available at http://press.princeton.edu/titles/9384.html and http://crossleybirds.com/
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