THE BIRDER'S JOURNAL, Stories, an Observation Journal and a Sketch Pad, Edited by Bob Waldon (1998 1st Ed.)

Author: Various. Edited by Bob Waldon. Published by Waterlane Editions, Vancouver, BC., 1998, 1st Edition. Printed in Canada by Friesens. Brand New Condition GLOSSY HARDCOVER BOOK, no dust jacket was issued. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 7.5 x 5.5 inch, 143 pages.  

THE BIRDER'S JOURNAL, edited by Bob Waldon, is a small hardcover book that includes several stories on the basics of birds, and also serves as a practical, personal logbook, sketch pad, and reference guide that was designed specifically for birding enthusiasts as a special place to write their daily notes.

This lovely publication blends structured prompt fields—where observers can record the dates, weather, habitats, and specific behaviors of avian sightings, and more, as well as simple illustrations of diverse North American bird species that you can add detail and colour if you wish. By acting simultaneously as a guided logbook and an instructional field diary, the journal encourages birdwatchers to slow down, build their personal "life lists," and more deeply connect with the wildlife thriving right in their backyards or across regional flyways.

ABOUT BOB WALDON: Robert Neill "Bob" Waldon (1932–2020) was a prominent Canadian naturalist, author, and public relations professional who dedicated his life to environmental education. Born in Killarney, Manitoba, Waldon grew up with a deep passion for the wilderness, later starting his career in newspaper journalism before co-founding a public relations firm in Winnipeg. By the mid-1980s, he shifted his career entirely toward conservation, serving as the President of both the Nature Manitoba society and the Canadian Nature Federation, while also spending five years working as an interpretive park naturalist at Riding Mountain National Park. During this period, he became a highly regarded avian expert and authored five regional best-selling guides on attracting and feeding winter birds across Canada and the Pacific Northwest, alongside editing specialty works like The Birder's Journal. After spending 18 years exploring marine life and West Coast culture in Alert Bay, British Columbia, Waldon returned to his roots along Manitoba's Pembina River, leaving a lasting legacy as a compelling voice for Canadian wildlife conservation

For more info on this Author and book, please see: A Tribute to Bob Waldon, a Great Naturalist 

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ISBN: 9781551107732  

GC&C Stock #5386