By Tom Myers

On Sale: Oct 14, 2025
Page Count: 220 pages
Publisher: Timber Press
ISBN-13: 9781643263380

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For a new generation of Pacific Northwest birders, this fun and fact-filled guide helps young readers learn about and love the region’s most interesting species.

Featuring over 300 bird species that can be spotted in the Pacific Northwest, this dynamic and engaging guide is targeted toward the region’s young naturalists. Brimming with accessible science and keys to identifying birds, it also highlights the most interesting, unusual, and entertaining facts about our birds. Written and designed by a teacher for kids, this is the perfect tool for the classroom, and an ideal companion on the trail.

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A Timber Press Field Guide

Tom Myers is an elementary school teacher and birder who lives in Oregon. He began birding in 2017 after he bought a kayak and started noticing birds while he paddled. Since then, he finds and photographs birds whenever possible. When he's not teaching or birding, Tom stays busy reading, beekeeping and baking. His bird photography and links to his “Bird of the Week” videos can be found on his website, www.birdertom.com. His favorite bird is the Short-eared Owl.

“Right in time for fall hiking season, this book will be a starting point for those curious about the natural world around them.”
425 Magazine

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Tom Myers

About the Author

Tom Myers is an elementary school teacher and birder who lives in Oregon. He began birding in 2017 after he bought a kayak and started noticing birds while he paddled. Since then, he finds and photographs birds whenever possible. When he’s not teaching or birding, Tom stays busy reading, beekeeping and baking. His bird photography and links to his “Bird of the Week” videos can be found on his website, http://www.birdertom.com. His favorite bird is the Short-eared Owl.

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