Hawks in Flight: Second Edition

AmongTheWorld'SMostPopularBirds,HawksCanBeSomeOfTheMostDifficultBirdsToIdentify.They'ReMostOftenSeenFlyingHighAboveAndAtADistance.InTheFirstEditionOf"HawksInFlight,"PeteDunne,DavidSibley,AndClaySuttonPresentedAHolisticMethodOfHawkIdentification,UsingGeneralBodyShape,TheWayTheyMove,AndThePlacesTheyAreMostLikelyToBeSeen.TheNewEditionOfTheBookThatRogerToryPetersonCalledA"Landmark"IntegratesAnArrayOfCarefullySelectedPhotographs,DavidSibley'SSuperbIllustrations,AndAClear,Information-PackedTextAndTakesRaptorIdentificationToAHigherLevel.ThisEditionCoversAllOfTheRaptorsThatBreedInNorthAmerica,IncludingThoseWithLimitedRangesInFlorida,TheSouthwest,AndTexas.PickingUpWhereItsPredecessorEndedByIncludingTwoDecadesOfRaptorIdentificationRefinement,"HawksInFlight"SummarizesAndPlacesInUsers'HandsAnIdentificationSkillSetThatUsedToTakeYearsToMaster.TheUniqueAlchemyOfDunne,Sibley,AndSutton--IncludingTheirCollectiveExperienceOfMoreThanOneHundredYearsWatchingHawks--MakeThisBookASingularAchievementAndAMust-HaveForAnyoneInterestedInHawks.