Pacific Flyway

Waterbird Migration from the Arctic to Tierra del Feugo by Audrey Delella Benedict, Geoffery A. Hammerson and Robert W. Butler 2020

Synopsis: The migratory waterbirds of the Pacific Flyway are evolutionary marvels: They convert food, air, and water into a mileage plan that has few equals in the animal world.

Set against a backdrop of stunning images form more than 120 internationally acclaimed photographers, this book shares the amazing stories of these migrants – a cast of characters that includes shorebirds, seabirds, and waterfowl.

Pages: 156 pages

ISBN number: ISBN is 978-1-63217-134-4

Publisher: Sasquatch Books
(Penguin Random House LLC)

Where to buy a book: Amazon

Reviews

Winner of 2020 Nautilus Silver Medal

“What a wonderful read! A treat for bird lovers, no matter where you are in the world. My favourite thing about this book is that it reminds me just how amazing these creatures are and how much of an honour it is to share the planet with them. It’s very informative and makes you truly appreciate the wonders of bird migration. The images themselves are absolutely breathtaking… I didn’t spot a single error in the text or the illustrations. It’s a 10 out of 10, in my opinion.”

– BBC Wildlife, June 2020