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The Scientific Nomenclature of Birds in the Upper Midwest
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An active birder familiar with the ornithology of the United States, Canada, and Europe, James Sandrock is professor emeritus of German language and literature at the University of Iowa. With Jean Prior, he is the coauthor of The Iowa Nature Calendar (Iowa, 2007).

Jean Prior has been a research geologist for the Iowa Geological Survey, editor of the annual journal Iowa Geology and of the book Iowa: Portrait of the Land, author of Landforms of Iowa (Iowa, 1991), and lead author of Iowa’s Groundwater Basics. With James Sandrock, she is the coauthor of The Iowa Nature Calendar (Iowa, 2007).

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"Bird enthusiasts now have a simple, informative text to enhance our enjoyment. Whether we are in the field or reflecting on a favorite bird moment, Sandrock and Prior add another facet to expand our knowledge and increase appreciation for birds in our lives."--Neil P. Bernstein, Mount Mercy University

"In this well-organized guide, Sandrock and Prior provide concise descriptions of the origin of scientific and common names of birds in the Upper Midwest. The authors show clearly how the scientific names are based on the color, body shape, or other characteristics of each species. Moving beyond identification, this book opens a new level of understanding for those who enjoy birds."--James J. Dinsmore, author, A Country So Full of Game

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