Sibley's Backyard Birds: Eastern North America Poster – April 1, 2010

After buying a lot of other backyard birds identifier, None of them accurate, this is amazing, so easy to identify all my birds at the feeder, Frame it right beside the window it looks awesome, must have if you are new to bird watching

This is a great poster! I hung it in a frame from Michael's. It's next to the window so we can watch the bird feeders and see what's visiting us. The pictures are clear and it's (usually) easy to compare the birds to the pictures. We haven't had a bird come yet that wasn't on the poster.

I love this poster, and it fits easily into standard poster frames. I keep it close by the window for bird spotting. Even my electrician noticed it and found a bird on it that he was trying to identify at his house (we live in coastal Delaware). I got one for my sister-in-laws birthday and framed it for her as she is an avid bird spotter from her deck.

We will enjoy this beautiful reference to identify the birds that visit our herb garden bird feeders. It will hang in a poster frame right next to the picture window.

This is a great reference chart for casual birdwatchers. We put this in a white poster frame and hung it right near where we watch birds. Have used it many, many times, and still do. The illustrations are colorful and detailed. You can see the relative size of the birds as they made them proportionate. Helps us identify birds, and they fit quite a few on the poster. It is region specific too, so very relevant to what we see.

This poster has a good representation of a lot of the birds we see in our own yard. The poster is a nice thickness but I did put it in a frame. My elderly family loves to sit outside and watch the birds and then look at the poster if they cannot identify any of the birds they have seen.

This poster works well for basic identification. To get more detailed information and illustrations, you should also reference the Sibley's Birds of Eastern North America.

Very nice poster. I got this for my son to put near the window where the bird feeder is so we can all start learning to identify birds. We are in southern RI. The pictures are very accurate and we have already learned to spot a few different birds from the poster. I did end up getting a poster frame for it (just a cheap plastic one) and it looks great in the frame. I would definitely recommend this poster for any bird fan or anyone trying to learn to identify backyard birds.