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(both), 224 (all), 226, 228, 230, 232, 234, 236 (both), 238, 240, 242 (both), 244 (perching), 246, 248, 250 (soaring, juvenile), 252, 254, 256 (perching, soaring), 258 (perching, in flight, juvenile), 260 (male, soaring), 262 (both), 264 (both), 266 (both), 268, 270, 272, 274, 276 (male, in flight), 278, 280, 282 (male, first-year male), 284 (male, yellow male), 286, 288, 290 (male), 292, 294 (female, in flight), 296 (breeding, in flight), 298 (breeding, in flight, juvenile), 300 (all), 302 (both), 304, 306 (all), 308 (male), 310, 312 (both), 314 (male, winter male), 316, 318, 320, 322, 326, 328 (female), 330 (all), 332 Brian K. Wheeler: 40 (juvenile), 154 (both juveniles), 198 (female), 256 (juvenile), 258 (in flight juvenile) J. R. Woodward/CLO*: 244 (displaying) Jim Zipp: 154 (in flight), 250 (perching), 308 (female)

*CLO: Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology

      To the best of the publisher’s knowledge, all photos were of live birds. Some were photographed in a controlled condition.

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      Copyright 2016 by Stan Tekiela

      Published by Adventure Publications

      820 Cleveland Street South

      Cambridge, Minnesota 55008

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      Printed in China

      ISBN: 978-1-59193-640-4; eISBN: 978-1-59193-660-2

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

       Introduction

       Why Watch Birds in New Hampshire and Vermont?

       Observe with a Strategy; Tips for Identifying Birds

       Bird Basics

       Bird Color Variables

       Bird Nests

       Who Builds the Nest?

       Fledging

       Why Birds Migrate

       How Do Birds Migrate?

       How to Use This Guide

       Range Maps

       Sample Page

       The Birds

       Black

       Black and White

       Blue

       Brown

       Gray

       Green

       Orange

       Red

       White

       Yellow

      

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