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50 Things to Know About Birds in the Rhode Island: Birding in the Ocean State (50 Things to Know About Birds & Birdwatching: Birdwatching guides, bird identification tips, and regional bird books) - Hardcover

Book 28 of 48: 50 Things to Know About Birds & Birdwatching: Birdwatching guides, bird identification tips, and regional bird books

Speicher, Darryl; Speicher, Jackie

 
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Synopsis

What is the state bird of Rhode Island? Where can I find Harlequin Ducks in the winter? Why is the Block Island Ferry so important for observing seabirds? If you find yourself asking any of these questions then this book is for you...
50 Things to Know about the Birds in Rhode Island by Darryl and Jackie Speicher offers a classical approach to finding the largest variety of birds in the ocean state. Most books on birding tell you to travel to specific locations and hotspots for one or two prize species on your life list. Although there's nothing wrong with that, this book takes another approach. Here we present you with the best birding sites while also helping you to understand which birds can be found in any specific habitat. With this dual approach, we will help you to identify the greatest variety of species in the shortest amount of time. Rhode Island is the ideal state for a birding excursion. In the course of a few hours, you can traverse this entire state and see the sandy coast of the southern shore, the rocky outcroppings of Aquidneck Island, and find a series of warblers in the forests and backyards of the state.
Based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, understanding the role of a bird in its habitat helps us to truly appreciate the diversity of birds. There is an intrinsic excitement in bird watching. This comes from the realization that you were able to locate and identify a bird in its habitat, and then take the time to watch its behaviors and connect with nature. This type of excitement is not relegated to someone who travels great distances to see birds, but to anyone who appreciates the birds in their backyard, the local park, or even during a brief shopping trip in town.
This book will help you develop a deeper understanding of birds in every season. We will explore the variety of habitats in this small state, and show you how easy it is to find a great variety of warblers, shorebirds, and seabirds in a single day. We will also delve into the importance of wildlife refuges and urban sanctuaries in the preservation of these amazing migratory, overwintering, and breeding species. By the time you finish this book, you will know how exciting birding can be in Rhode Island. So grab YOUR copy today. You'll be glad you did.

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From the Back Cover

What birds share your corner of Rhode Island?<br><br><i>50 Things to Know About Birds in Rhode Island</i> is a beginner-friendly introduction to observing and appreciating the region's birdlife.<br><br>Inside, you will discover:<br>* Practical ways to begin birdwatching<br>* Helpful observation and identification tips<br>* Ideas for noticing birds in natural and everyday settings<br>* Guidance for watching birds respectfully<br>* Ways to make every outdoor walk more rewarding<br>* Inspiration to continue learning about local birdlife<br><br>Perfect for residents, visitors, families, students, and nature enthusiasts, this accessible guide turns ordinary surroundings into opportunities for discovery.<br><br>Start with the trees, parks, waterways, and neighborhoods around you—and see Rhode Island from a new perspective.

From the Inside Flap

Discover the birds of Rhode Island and begin seeing the region with fresh eyes.<br><br><i>50 Things to Know About Birds in Rhode Island</i> offers an approachable introduction to local birdlife for beginners, residents, travelers, families, and nature lovers. Through 50 focused lessons, readers can build practical observation skills, learn what to look and listen for, and better appreciate the birds and habitats around them.<br><br>Whether you are watching from a backyard, walking through a park, or exploring a new trail, this book encourages patient observation, responsible birding, and a deeper connection with the natural world.<br><br>Step outside, look up, and discover the remarkable birds of Rhode Island.

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