Bird watching is one of the most popular hobbies in America, and "1,001 Secrets Every Bird Watcher Should Know" is the first photographic guide and fact book written in a humorous conversational tone that appeals to every age and skill level. Replete with sound information, "1,001 Secrets" will expose many birding myths: a bald eagle cannot carry off a four-month old baby, and crows do not go sledding for fun. This accessible guide includes fun facts, such as where certain birds got their names, how birds eat, how they find a life partner, and how they build a home for the chicks. Other useful information includes identification tips, migration patterns, and where the best birding vacation spots are. Packed with full-color photos, "1,001 Secrets Every Bird Watcher Should Know" is a fun, informative read for every bird watcher

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