[TN-Bird] Wheeler's "Raptors of Eastern N. America"

I recently acquired, through amazon.com, a copy of Brian Wheeler's new book, 
"Raptors of Eastern North America" and would highly recommend it to anyone 
interested in birding.  It would be particularly appropriate at this 
hawk-watching time of year.  
 
The text is extensive (encyclopedic), the maps are excellent, but most 
impressive are Brian's photographs.  They are superb quality (better than any 
previous photo-based field guide I've seen), and comprehensively represent each 
species (82 pics. for red-tails, alone).
 
Good birding.
 
Bates Estabrooks
Andersonville
SDG
 
 

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