Texas references

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Books and CDs

Bird Guides

  • A Birder's Guide to the Rio Grande Valley - By: Mark Lockwood, William B. McKinney, James N. Paton & Barry R. Zimmer
    • Three regions covered: the Lower Valley, theTrans-Pecos, and the Edwards Plateau.
    • Maps with route instructions, relative abundance, normal range, and proper habitat for each species.
    • Publisher: American Birding Association - ISBN: 1-878788-18-3
    • Originally written by James A. Lane (1971), and updated by Harold R. Holt.
  • Birds of the Texas Hill Country - By Mark W. Lockwood
  • Birds of the Trans-Pecos - By Jim Peterson and Barry R. Zimmer
  • The TOS Handbook of Texas Birds - by Mark W. Lockwood and Brush Freeman
    • Range maps, color photographs. annotations on the abundance, status, and distribution of all species encountered in Texas, lists rare, introduced, hypothetical species in the appendices, reference section.Based on the work of the Texas Bird Records Committee.
  • Birds of Texas - By Peter W. Thayer and Dave Diehl
    • CD - Software
  • Birder's Guide to Texas - By Edward A. Kutac
  • A Birder's Guide to the Texas Coast, Fourth Edition - By Harold R. Holt, Publisher: American Birding Association
    • Maps with birdfinding instructions, specialties section, seasonal and distributional abundance bar-graphs.
  • The Birds of Texas - By: John L. Tveten, Shearer Publishing
  • Birds of Texas - by Roger Tory Peterson, Houghton Mifflin Co.
  • Birding Texas by Roland H. Wauer & Mark Elwonger, Falcon Press
    • highlights 200 of the most productive sites

Bird Recordings

  • Bird Songs of the Lower Rio Grande Valley (CD) - By: Geoffrey A. Keller (Cornell Lab of Ornithology)


On the Web

Organizations


Mailing Lists

Checklists

Maps

General Web Sites

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