Quick Reference to Ontario Birds

Fold-out 12 panel guide featuring 83 of Ontario's most common and interesting birds; includes size information, habitat and maps, along with basic birdwatching tips.

From the back cover:

Birds are organized using the colour scheme and page numbers below.  Birds in the first 3 rows are on the reverse side of the guide.

Note from Little Lamb:

The back cover is laid out very well with what page to check for different categories of birds to save you time searching.  There is also a note that illustrations show adult birds in breeding plumage.  Markings and colour may vary seasonally for some species.  Measurements denote body length and wingspan.

From Little Lamb:

This is a very thin lightweight guide easy to throw in a backpack or purse or perhaps a large pocket.  Quite durable and should withstand reasonable wear and tear while out on adventures.  Being specific to Ontario, instead of all of North America, is a nice perk.  Lone Pine produces a great number of very handy guides regarding the outdoors and gardening in Canada, often with province specific guides and books for easy reference.  Great resources for teaching children more about various outdoor topics, such as animal and plant identification, recognizing what animal or bird made that track, and gardening.  I grew up with many Lone Pine books around the house and I'm now happy to share them with others.  Very informative and interesting for all ages, even the littlest ones will likely enjoy the beautiful pictures.

Pages: 12

Authors: Nicholle Carrière

Publishers: Lone Pine Publishing 

BISAC: NAT043000

ISBN: 978-1-55105-893-1