Handbook of Bird Biology, 3rd Ed.

I can’t imagine a better textbook, or a general reference for aspiring or established ornithologists and naturalists.Craig W. Benkman, Robert B. Berry Distinguished Chair in Ecology, University of Wyoming

…this book is full memorable and well explained information and of course, beautiful depictions of birds of all feathers.Mark E. Hauber, Editor of The Auk and Interim University Vice Provost for Research, City University of New York

…a stimulating read and a wonderful reference volume for anyone curious about birds from any level of expertise.Peter Marra, Director, Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center

…anyone wanting a single resource to organize their learning of conceptual principles of modern biology could do no better than this book, Darren E. Irwin, Professor of Zoology and Curator of Birds at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum, University of British Columbia

…a remarkable achievement – it is a must have for every professional and amateur ornithologist or other ‘student’ interested in birds and natural systems.Bette Loiselle, Director, Tropical Conservation and Development Program & Professor, Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida

It is extremely well written and beautifully designed, making it a pleasure to read. …both user-friendly and of the highest academic quality.Arnon Lotem, Professor, Department of Zoology, Tel-Aviv University

The book will serve equally well as an introduction to bird biology for the interested layperson or as a text for a university course in ornithology. A truly remarkable and comprehensive book, it will also provide a useful reference and refresher
for the professional ornithologist.Richard T. Holmes, Harris Professor of Environmental Biology Emeritus, Dartmouth College

Whether you are simply fascinated by how birds have become adapted to nearly every corner of our planet –including the mastery of flight – or have a deep academic interest in this group of animals, The Handbook of Bird Biology is an unrivaled
resource.Rebecca Safran, Associate Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado, Boulder

…I recommend the Handbook of Bird Biology with much enthusiasm to everyone interested in learning about birds and submerging into their fascinating biology.Pablo Luis Tubaro, Curator of Ornithology and Director, Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales