RE

>Do you? Honestly, I'm asking: Do how-to-find books strikeyou a
>bit like shooting fish in a barrel or does the info help?
>Irene
Although I don't use it to find "rare" or "trophy" birds, I use a book called
<Where the birds are> all the time. ( I can't think of it without singing
the title to the music of a certain 60s era popular song).
Since we travel a lot, I look up the particulars on the closest wildlife
refuge to plan my Saturday stay-over. If I have a choice of places to go, I
will look up which offers birds I haven't seen, or has a special features.
It has detailed maps in some cases that can get us out and birding when we
only have a few hours around an airport. I checked it out of the library
before I bought it.
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Name: Clarice Clark
jbroadus at seanet.com
901-16th. St S.W.
Puyallup, Wa. 98371
206-845-3156
02/22/97
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