Birds: A Guide to the Most Familiar American Birds" -Herbert S. Zim, pub-1949.

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Signed By: na MPN: 033500244902 height: 6 in Country of Origin: United States Personalize: No Item Width: 0.5 in Literary Movement: Realism Ex Libris: No Modified Item: No Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Young Adults, Adults Narrative Type: Nonfiction Era: 1950s Subject: Pets & Animal Care Item Length: 4 In Item Height: 6 in Age Level: Adults Publisher: Golden Press Book Title: Birds Language: English Publication Year: 1949 Topic: Birds, Birdwatching, Hobbies, Local Interest, Songbirds, Wilderness, Wildlife Format: Hardcover Features: Illustrated Number of Pages: 160 Regional Cuisine: American Inscribed: No Custom Bundle: No Illustrator: James Gordon Irving Book Series: Birds Edition: First Edition Type: Illustrated Book Subjects: Animals & Pets width: 0.5 in Signed: No Vintage: Yes Author: Herbert S. Zim Personalized: No Item Weight: 5 oz Genre: Animals & Pets

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Birds: A Guide to the Most Familiar American Birds" -Herbert S. Zim, pub-1949.. Well, wonder no more! Add a touch of classic ornithology to your bookshelf—and start identifying birds like a 1949 expert! (And maybe impress your friends, too.). Available now for a price that’s still a steal in 2025, even though the book’s from 1949! **🐦 Attention Birdwatchers and Amateur Ornithologists! 🐦** Do you find yourself squinting at a tiny, flapping blur and wondering, "Is that a finch or a flying sandwich?" Well, wonder no more! *Birds: A Guide to the Most Familiar American Birds* by Herbert S. Zim, first published in 1949 (because, apparently, birds didn’t need a guide before then), is your one-way ticket to becoming a birdwatching pro. 🦅 Here’s why you NEED this guide: 🕵️ ♂️ **Identify birds like a true bird detective**: With beautiful illustrations that’ll make you think, “Wow, I totally saw that bird last week (but didn’t know its name).” 📅 **When and where to find them**: So you don’t just sit around waiting for birds to *magically* appear. (Spoiler alert: They do, but they’re not just going to waltz into your backyard without your expert guidance.) 🦠 **Bird food secrets**: Learn the best ways to feed these feathered friends (hint: it’s not just bread crumbs). 🐦 **Migration maps**: Because who doesn’t love a good bird road trip story? If you're new to birdwatching (or you just need something to read while pretending you’re not watching the neighbor's cat stalk the local birds), this guide is the perfect way to flex your newfound bird-nerd muscles. Add a touch of classic ornithology to your bookshelf—and start identifying birds like a 1949 expert! (And maybe impress your friends, too.) 🌳 *Available now for a price that’s still a steal in 2025, even though the book’s from 1949!*