Stokes Field Guide to Bird Songs: Eastern Region

By: Lillian Q. Stokes, Donald Stokes, Lang Elliot

Narrated by: Lang Elliot

For the first time ever, Eastern and Western Bird Song audio guides from the famed team of Donald and Lillian Stokes will be available in one comprehensive box set with new premium packaging. An incredible 923 species from all of North America are included in this marvelous audio companion to the bestselling Stokes Field Guides. Bonus materials, including PDFs with track listings, precise call and song descriptions, and helpful hints on distinguishing sounds of similar species, as well as a new original piece from the Stokes and more, will be included on these discs. Both Eastern (9781607887836) and Western (9781607887843) Guides will be reissued in new updated packaging as individual titles as well, each priced at $24.98/$29.98 Can.

Would be SO much better if each bird song in the table of contents were listed by the bird’s name rather than a chapter number

All the birds you want to hear, and each recording is clear and distinct. Each chapter is a different bird’s song, but unfortunately is named by a chapter number rather than the bird’s name.

Ive been using this for years

ever since thus first came out on cd's I have driven around listening in my car starting in March, as an early taste of spring and to get ready for birding season. it's great to have this on my phone for reference. an invaluable resource for birders.

CHAPTERS FIXED!

Just had to hop on to offset the negative reviews since the chapters no longer have numbers but the birds names. It takes all of two seconds to pull up a birdsong you need. This, along with Merlin, is a great tool for memorizing a bird’s song. The pdf as further information about each song/call.

Bird watching and listening

A great guide for outdoor bird watching and listening. It also attracts the birds, while outdoor listening.

Chapter Names Fixed

I took a chance on this despite reviews saying it was hard to use because of chapters being named by number instead of bird. Not so any more! Now you can look up the bird's chapter and go directly to their sounds.