Introduction to the Birds of Pennsylvania
George Miksch Sutton
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Length 8 h 34 min
Chapters 25
First published 1928
George Miksch Sutton was a world renowned ornithologist whose art and studies rival those of Audubon. In this volume Sutton presents brief descriptions of nearly 200 species of birds common to Pennsylvania, but whose range often covers much of the eastern United States and beyond. This book also features an invaluable introduction to the study of birds for the beginner. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Dedication and Prefatory Note Read by Larry Wilson 4:19
2
Horned Grebe - Black Tern Read by C. B. Seyfarth 16:15
3
Double-crested Cormorant - Blue-winged Teal Read by Stunning 21:22
4
Shoveler - Bufflehead Read by Shelly Hobson Higgins 21:06
5
Old Squaw - Least Bittern Read by C. B. Seyfarth 22:36
6
Great Blue Heron - Florida Gallinule Read by Mike JancART 20:32
7
Coot - Lesser Yellow-legs Read by Rita Boutros 22:34
8
Solitary Sandpiper - Bob-White Read by Rita Boutros 22:01
9
Ruffed Grouse - Sharp-shinned Hawk Read by Inkell 16:30
10
Cooper’s Hawk - Bald Eagle Read by Inkell 18:36
11
Duck Hawk - Short-eared Owl Read by Rita Boutros 21:34
12
Barred Owl - Belted Kingfisher Read by C. B. Seyfarth 20:31
13
Hairy Woodpecker - Whip-poor-will Read by Michele Fry 21:24
14
Nighthawk - Least Flycatcher Read by hearmeout7 20:27
15
Horned Lark - Bobolink Read by hearmeout7 17:26
16
Cowbird - Pine Grosbeak Read by Michele Fry 22:54
17
Purple Finch - Vesper Sparrow Read by prajak 19:27
18
Savannah Sparrow - Swamp Sparrow Read by prajak 22:49
19
Fox Sparrow - Barn Swallow Read by prajak 22:17
20
Tree Swallow; White-bellied Swallow - Blue-headed Vireo Read by Doreen Marcotte 19:30
21
Black and White Warbler - Magnolia Warbler Read by J. M. Smallheer 19:39
22
Cerulean Warbler - Ovenbird Read by J. M. Smallheer 16:37
23
Northern Water-Thrush - Mockingbird Read by Michele Fry 21:32
24
Catbird - Tufted Titmouse Read by C. B. Seyfarth 21:27
25
Black-capped Chickadee - Bluebird Read by C. B. Seyfarth 18:50
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