Birds of Vancouver and the Lower Mainland
Author: Robin Bruce Bovey
Publisher: Lone Pine Pub.
ISBN: CORNELL:31924059877427
Category: Nature
Page: 143
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Language: en
Pages: 143
Pages: 143
An introduction to bird watching in Vancouver's backyards, streets, parks, and natural areas. Informative and colorfully illustrated, this guide features advice on how to feed birds, building and situating nesting boxes, as well as a section on making a garden more attractive for birds.
Language: en
Pages: 144
Pages: 144
Vancouver Island is one of the "birdiest" places in all of Canada. With over 350 species known to have been found on the island there are always new birds to discover and enjoy. What makes Vancouver Island such a great place to watch birds is that they are abundant here
Language: en
Pages: 560
Pages: 560
The rugged physical beauty of the west coast of Vancouver Island has long been a major attraction, but its distinctive avian population has also made it a major birdwatching destination. The Birds of Vancouver Island’s West Coast presents accounts of all of the species thus far recorded as occurring in
Language: en
Pages: 155
Pages: 155
More species of birds breed in British Columbia annually than anywhere else in Canada. Additionally, hundreds of migratory birds spend a portion of the year here, making BC a birdwatcher's paradise. It doesn't matter if you're a gung-ho, out-in-the-field birdwatcher or if you enjoy winged friends from the serenity of
Language: en
Pages: 288
Pages: 288
Birding is one of the fastest-growing hobbies in North America--one in five Canadians enjoy identifying, photographing or filming birds. With easy access to coastal mountains, marshes and mudflats of the Fraser delta, temperate rainforest, and rocky shores of the Pacific Ocean, the Vancouver area is a wonderful destination for birdwatchers.
