Warblers and Woodpeckers

by Sneed B. Collard
Category: "Nature/Science"
Pages:250
Year of Publication:2018
Date Added:01/27/2019
Date Read:06/17/2019
Notes:Subtitle: A Father-Son Big Year of Birding

A guy who writes science books for kids and his 13-year-old son spend a year birding and end up with a combined total of 338.
My Rating: 5

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Review - Warblers and Woodpeckers

This book was annoying on so many levels. The author was very proud of his fathering skills and kept talking about. He was a liberal wack and kept taking shots at anyone who disagreed with him on global warming, evolution, or politics, proving his own arrogant stupidity in the process. He was an awful birder—confusing a Yellow-breasted Chat for a Townsend's Warbler, for example. All I can say is that if I had a year in which I could bird in Florida, Missouri, Texas in April, California twice (including a pelagic trip), Montana and some other places, I would have ended up with a lot more than 338 birds.
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