Greetings all,
People
familiar with Cornell's "Birds of the World" online resource may not
necessarily be aware of its predecessor. The "Birds of North America"
was a set of individual paper "life histories" for all the
species breeding in North America, and was written by hundreds of
authors in the 1990s through 2000s. There were over 700 of these
printed, and as an author on two of them I got an entire set for free.
But given the transition to the online (and updated) "Birds of the
World," plus my upcoming move, I don't have the needs or space to keep
my set. If anyone wants it I'm happy to arrange an in-person transfer
(either delivery or pick-up, not worth shipping) at NO COST. Otherwise it'll be destined for the recycling bin, but I'd love it to go to a new
home - perhaps someone who appreciates the old pre-digital days and
wants to add this to their collection.
The
total set is housed in 18 cardboard slipcases that are about a foot
tall. All lined up they occupy a horizontal space of 76 inches.
Interested parties can contact me at
boid...@gmail.com.
You have 4-5 weeks before I reach the recycling tipping point. Feel
free to forward this offer to folks in other states that might not be on
the NH.Birds email list.
Enjoy,
Pam Hunt
Penacook, NH