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1 A Good Read
This is a pleasant, well-written book, that transported me throughout some of Mexico's natural regions from my armchair. Those with experience searching for birds in Mexico will find that this book awakens charming memories. Others may long wistfully to explore the beautiful and unusual habitats found south of the border. I particularly liked chapter 12 - "Place of the Tufted Jay", which included a photo of the Hotel Villa Blanca, where I have also stayed while pursuing the local endemic, the Tufted Jay. The author watched Swifts from the roof of the hotel.

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2 A Birder's Mexico
This classic is a "must" for any birder studying for a Mexico trip. Species, tips on finding them, and areas of interest are wonderfully described. Details on plants and trees are a big plus as these are hard to come by elsewhere. After looking in vain for Wauer's book, I'm delighted it's back in print. A good companion to Howell's Finding Birds in Mexico.

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• A Bird-Finding Guide to Mexico
• A Guide to the Birds of Mexico and Northern Central America
• A Field Guide to the Birds of Mexico and Adjacent Areas: Belize, Guatemala, and El Salvador
• A Field Guide to Mexican Birds : Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador (Peterson Field Guides)
• Where to Watch Birds in Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean (Princeton Field Guides)

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