Birds of Quebec – Pocket Guide by Waterford Press

Birds of Quebec – Pocket Guide by Waterford Press

Some of the most impressive migratory displays in eastern North America take place in Quebec, where the snowy owl is the province’s emblematic bird. Every spring and fall, thousands of snow geese cross La Belle Province in a spectacular display of energy and calls. Mass migrations of songbirds and shorebirds are also observed, along with a myriad of summer-breeding species. In total, more than 430 bird species reside in Quebec, whether they are permanent residents, regular breeders, or annual migrants. For those who want to learn more about the province’s birds and observe their fascinating lives more closely, a practical guide is essential to navigate the wealth of information available and focus on the most familiar species.

The beautifully illustrated, bilingual guide “Birds of Quebec” features 140 common species and an ecoregional map indicating more than 20 birdwatching and learning sites.

Laminated for durability, this lightweight, 12-panel pocket guide is the perfect companion for teachers, students, naturalists, and amateur birders eager to deepen their connection with the land through its birdlife.

Available in English and French.

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• Foldout Width 22.25
• Height 8.25
• UPC 884682010140
• ISBN 978-1-58355-790-7