From two experts of birding the American Southwest, this compact guide is the ideal companion for every trip to the Grand Canyon
Encompassing habitats as diverse as Pine Forest, Desert Scrub, and riparian corridor, the Grand Canyon boasts an incredible amount of biological diversity, owing to its dramatic range in elevation. Birds of the Grand Canyon is your guide to this wide array of birding possibilities, teaching you to find and identify the most common and abundant residents, keep an eye out for migrating visitors, and even spot a rare or endangered species. With detailed profiles of over 140 species, it includes several telltale photos, key facts, seasonal information, and tips on discovering each. With additional information on conservation, ethics, and the culture around birding, this pocket-sized guide is a must have--whether you're just stopping by for a sunset selfie on the South Rim, or gearing up for the hiking or rafting adventure of a lifetime.