Synopses & Reviews
Owls of the North is an information-rich handbook about all of our northern owls. This natural history guide covers the most amazing facts about owl biology, distribution and behavior. The book is lavishly illustrated with the best owl photos from the world's finest photographers.
Synopsis
Like a hike in the woods with a naturalist, this book takes you on a journey into the world of owls. It explains how they live, answers your questions and helps you find the owls you havenít seen. Packed with beautiful photos, this book has it all!
About the Author
David Benson is a writer and naturalist. He was the naturalist at Hawk Ridge in Duluth, Minnesota, and he has been the summer naturalist at Gooseberry Falls State Park and Jay Cooke State Park in Minnesota, and Pattison State Park in Wisconsin. He has conducted owl surveys and training sessions for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the National Park Service, and has taught classes in owl identification and behavior for many groups. His first book, STORIES IN LOG AND STONE: THE LEGACY OF THE NEW DEAL IN MINNESOTA STATE PARKS, won an interpretive media award from the National Association of Interpretation. He is the author of over 100 articles published in magazines and journals. David lives in Duluth, Minnesota with his wife, Pamela, and sons, Jonas and Lars. He is an avowed Bird Nerd.