Birds of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska : their biogeography, seasonality, and natural history

Kessel B. 1989. Birds of the Seward Peninsula, Alaska : their biogeography, seasonality, and natural history. University of Alaska Press. Fairbanks, AK

This comprehensive book synthesizes extant information with data gathered by the author and contains virtually all the information available about birds on the Seward Peninsula up to the time of its publication. It contains details of bird distribution and abundance, habitats, nesting and feeding behavior, and seasonal patterns. Birds common to North America as well as those that come from Asia are described. An annotated list of 215 species of birds recorded from the Seward Peninsula as of 1988 is presented. The work is indexed and contains a bibliography of nearly 40 pages.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Kessel, Brina
Date of Issue
1989
Publisher
University of Alaska Press
Units
BELA , WIHO
Keywords
Abundance, Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, Birds, Distribution, Habitat, Nesting, Seward Peninsula

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