A Guide to North American Waterfowl by Paul A. Johnsgard | 1979 Hardcover | Indiana University Press

An outstanding reference for birders, waterfowl hunters, ornithologists, and conservationists, A Guide to North American Waterfowl by renowned ornithologist Paul A. Johnsgard is a comprehensive guide to the ducks, geese, and swans of North America.

Published by Indiana University Press in 1979, this hardcover volume is a condensed and field-friendly version of Johnsgard's acclaimed Waterfowl of North America. It provides detailed accounts of 52 species of North American waterfowl, including information on identification, natural history, ecology, behavior, breeding biology, migration, and population trends. The guide also features color plates, black-and-white illustrations, range maps, an identification key, bibliography, and index, making it an excellent resource for both field use and home reference.

Whether you're identifying ducks in flight, studying waterfowl biology, or building a sporting library, this book remains a respected classic by one of North America's leading waterfowl experts.

Features

• Hardcover edition
• Written by Paul A. Johnsgard
• Published by Indiana University Press
• Copyright 1979
• Covers 52 species of North American waterfowl
• Includes color plates, range maps, identification keys, and species accounts
• Discusses identification, ecology, migration, breeding, and behavior
• Excellent reference for birders, hunters, and wildlife enthusiasts