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About the Author

DAVID ALLEN SIBLEY is a leading ornithologist and author of the essential Sibley Birding Field Guides. He began his career illustrating personal field guides before publishing his successful series. The author lives in Concord, Massachusetts, with his wife and two children.

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Product details

Series: Sibley Birds

Diary: 304 pages

Publisher: Clarkson Potter; Gjr Spi edition (March 14, 2017)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0451497457

ISBN-13: 978-0451497451

Product Dimensions:

5.1 x 1.1 x 7.6 inches

Shipping Weight: 15.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.1 out of 5 stars

39 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#17,420 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

This journal (diary/life list) is great. Well laid out and useful.It is exactly what was advertised - a place for checklists and keeping notes of personal sightings. It was never meant to be a field guide or ID book, reviewers giving this a low rating for not having photos clearly did not understand its purpose.However, where It could be improved is the quality of the paper used for the cover. This book is meant to be used for years and years - to hold one's LIFE LIST. But the cover seems rather flimsy and I doubt that it will hold up well with use over many years. The inside pages are great - clearly meant for use, but I think the cover should have been laminated and/or a bit thicker stock.I rated this as a 5, but the cover issues makes me wish I could rate it a 4.5. Were the cover better, it would be a clear 5.

Exactly what I was looking for!It has three different sections for logging your records with room for 32 "add-in" species for future splits of species. The first section is a by taxonomic order. It has five species per page with room to write location, date, and notes. The next section a straight checklist with 5 boxes (still can't figure out why five boxes but it could be helpful). The last section is chronological order of life-list. It's just numbered with room for you write the species. A very cool feature for life's latest additions.It has a nice cover, a little elastic band to keep it closed and quality pages.

Love my Sibley Life List book. There are 3 sections.....first a section with species and a place to write when and where you saw it with a space for notes and observations . Next is the checklist section where you just check off what species you've seen. There are 6 columns for check marks which had me wondering why at first. Then I thought of some reasons why you might want multiple columns. If you're doing a big year, you could use one column for that. Even if you're not doing a big year, you could separate out your sightings by year. For now, I'm just using one column. The last section is a numbered blank list where you write in the species you've seen. If you're worried about repeating a species, look back to your checklist to see if you've recorded it. This has prevented me from writing duplicates more than once.The index is arranged a little differently than field guides. Instead of looking up American Crow under C for crow, it's under A for American Crow. All birds are listed by their proper names, so you will need to know this while using the index. My only complaint is that the print in the index is a light gray and a little hard for me to read.

Would have been a 4 star review but I ordered two of these field guides and they both came with about 30 pages that were bound upside down. I would urge you not to buy this sight unseen - would suggest finding it in a bookstore to verify that, unlike mine, it was bound correctly.

When the book was delivered today, I was so excited I started filling it in immediately! It was exactly what I wanted. Then I got to the checklist. Pages 241-252 are in upside down!!! :( I had already written in it, so I guess I am stuck with it; but what a disappointment.

I'm reviewing as a beginner birder. I have Sibley's first edition for western birds. THIS IS NOT A FIELD GUIDE; it is a keep-in-your-car-or-at-home companion to your field notebook/pad. Record in your field notebook/pad then transcript into this diary.This diary is split into three sections: The first section is a species listing and entry for your first sighting, with fields for date, location, and empty space for notes. The species are listed in an order similar to Sibley's field guides. The next section is a checklist in the same species order as the first section. Each species has a row of seven boxes for you to check off for your multiple sightings. The last section is the life list. Each of page contains 64 rows for a total of 1024 entries.How can diary be improved? Well the ability to cross reference between three sections. The index is alphabetized by species name and it lists two page numbers, one for the species listing and the other for checklist. To entry a new species, it is faster to check the index then flip through the pages for first two sections. What I find tedious is having to refer back to the index after filling out species listing. It takes times make an entry, so by the time you are done writing down the date, times, and additional notes you forget the page number for checklist. Back to index again to find checklist page. Here is my suggestion: each species in both section should reference each other since the page numbers are fixed. The species listing section should have a field with the page number for the checklist and each species in the checklist should have the page numbers next to boxes for species listing. No back and forth to index!The last part of a new species entry is the life list. You list a new species in the order you see them. An improvement would be a field in the species listing where you can write the page number of that species in the life list. It would nice to have, but in the mean time I have been writing in the notes space what page to find the species in the life list. There is enough space in each species' row to entry the page numbers for species listing and checklist, but it would be nice to have pre-printed fields.Overall, I am satisfied with purchasing. It does a good job of keeping track of species. The improvements I have suggested are to make it easier to enter new species and avoid making duplicate entries for an existing ones.

Along with my digital entrees I also keep a records in this book. It has multiple options to record. I like to use colored pens to indicate frequent locations in the list at the back of the book. The first section has larger areas to write detailed information.

I didn't quite realize this when I bought this book, but there are 3 sections for tracking your bird sightings:1. A detailed journal entry for each bird2. A simple checklist for each bird3. A blank list to enter your own birds as you goIt's simple, thorough, and well-organized!

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