Birds of the Toledo Area: 2026 Edition
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Birds of the Toledo Area: 2026 Edition
Sale price
$36.99
Regular price $44.99
The Toledo area is one of America's premier birding destinations. Home to The Biggest Week in American Birding,
the Toledo area attracts birders from across the globe and boasts great birding in all seasons. This thoroughly updated book covers what you need to know about the region's birdlife...
Editors: Matt Kemp and Rob Harlan
Foreword: Kenn Kaufman
Notable Reviews:
"I've lived various places in the U.S., and wherever I go, I hope to find a good reference on the status of local birds. When I moved here 21 years ago, I immediately picked up the earlier (2002) edition of this book and I've referred to it thousands of times since. This new edition is many grand leaps beyond the previous one, and it's fantastic. For anyone birding in northwest Ohio, I consider this new book to be essential equipment, on a par with binoculars, camera, or field guide."
- Kenn Kaufman (noted author), artist, and naturalist)
"This book is an authoritative and interesting compilation of history, bird finding, and species accounts of 381 birds that have been recorded there. Matt Anderson and his co-authors are to be commended for this valuable update of an essential volume for anyone living or visiting this birdy part of the world."
-Peter Kaestner (world's sole birder with a list exceeding 10,000 species)
"Birds of the Toledo Area is a must-have for those interested in the feathered crowd, especially those who routinely visit northwest Ohio. I highly recommend it."
- Jim McCormac (noted naturalist, blogger, and columnist for The Dispatch (Columbus)
the Toledo area attracts birders from across the globe and boasts great birding in all seasons. This thoroughly updated book covers what you need to know about the region's birdlife...
- Accounts for all 381 species known to have occurred. Included are status, habitat, dates of occurrence, record early and late dates, and high counts.
- Site guides for the area's top birding destinations.
- Information on history, changes in bird life, and why the birding is so good.
- Scores of photos by some of the area’s most talented bird photographers.
Editors: Matt Kemp and Rob Harlan
Foreword: Kenn Kaufman
Notable Reviews:
"I've lived various places in the U.S., and wherever I go, I hope to find a good reference on the status of local birds. When I moved here 21 years ago, I immediately picked up the earlier (2002) edition of this book and I've referred to it thousands of times since. This new edition is many grand leaps beyond the previous one, and it's fantastic. For anyone birding in northwest Ohio, I consider this new book to be essential equipment, on a par with binoculars, camera, or field guide."
- Kenn Kaufman (noted author), artist, and naturalist)
"This book is an authoritative and interesting compilation of history, bird finding, and species accounts of 381 birds that have been recorded there. Matt Anderson and his co-authors are to be commended for this valuable update of an essential volume for anyone living or visiting this birdy part of the world."
-Peter Kaestner (world's sole birder with a list exceeding 10,000 species)
"Birds of the Toledo Area is a must-have for those interested in the feathered crowd, especially those who routinely visit northwest Ohio. I highly recommend it."
- Jim McCormac (noted naturalist, blogger, and columnist for The Dispatch (Columbus)