Nature & Conservation

This field guide provides descriptions and tips for identifying birds in the eastern United States.

This is all-encompassing field guide to birds, their regions, and their habitats.

This field guide provides descriptions and tips for identification of birds common to North Carolina and South Carolina.

Interested in learning more about bird watching? Not sure where to get started? This book will answer all of your questions and give you tips and tricks for getting started as a bird watcher.

This book is a great all-in-one guide. From spotting birds by sight to identifying bird sounds, this book will help any novice birder learn more about bird watching.

Have you ever wondered what goes on in a bird's mind? Do you ever wonder why they behave in certain ways or make certain calls? Jennifer Ackerman provides thoughtful and engaging insight into the minds of birds and the complexities of their brains.

If you are interested in this book, contact the library at cccclib@cccc.edu or 910-814-8843 (Harnett); 919-718-7244 (Lee); or 919-545-8084 (Chatham).

What can birds teach us? Jennifer Ackerman explores the various ways that birds collaborate, learn, explore, parent, and more. Along the way, she explores what these bird behaviors might tell us about our behaviors.

If you are interested in this book, contact the library at cccclib@cccc.edu or 910-814-8843 (Harnett); 919-718-7244 (Lee); or 919-545-8084 (Chatham).

It's easy to get caught up in trying to see as many birds as possible once you fall in love with birding. In this book, Joan Strassman offers a different, slower approach: getting to know the birds in your life in meaningful ways.

If you are interested in this book, contact the library at cccclib@cccc.edu or 910-814-8843 (Harnett); 919-718-7244 (Lee); or 919-545-8084 (Chatham).