New to the Peterson line of Field Guides, this guide is the first dedicated to the identification of the Hummingbirds of North America. Covering 31 North American species, with more than 22 photographs and 34 color maps, this is the most comprehensive field guide to Hummingbirds available. Including introductory chapters on the natural history of Hummingbirds, ways to attract and feed them and the major North American hot spots for watching these incredible and fascinating little birds, this wonderful book has the detail needed for making difficult identifications. Peterson's Field Guide to Hummingbirds provides an in-depth study of Hummingbirds, examining all the various species including 7 hybrid combinations and even includes information on four species of sphinx moths that are frequently mistaken for hummingbirds. The clear, non-technical style will appeal to casual birdwatchers while the wealth of detail will prove invaluable to serious birders in making difficult identifications. This is a must for anyone interested to learn more about these amazing creatures.
