We're getting to the end of the year and it's time for a look back at the best bird books published in 2018. Once again, 10,000 Birds book reviewer Donna Schulman joins me to talk about our favorites. Donna and I each share our Top 5, including field guides, family specific guides, and narratives from well-known authors and publishers. Thanks to Space Coast Birding & Nature Festival for sponsoring this episode. Join the ABA in Titusville this January for great birding and fellowship! Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Google Play, and please leave a rating or a review if you are so inclined! We appreciate it! Donna's Top 5 1) Birds of Central America - Andrew Vallely & Dale Dyer 2) Birds of Prey of the East/West - Brian K. Wheeler 3) Peterson Guide to Bird Identification in 12 Steps - Steve NG Howell & Brian Sullivan 4) The Feather Thief - Kirk Wallace Johnson 5) Belonging on an Island - Daniel Lewis Nate's Top 5 1) Birds of Central America - Andrew Vallely & Dale Dyer 2) Gulls Simplified - Pete Dunne & Kevin Karlson 3) Birds of Nicaragua - Liliana Chavarria-Duriaux, Robert Dean, & Robert T. Moore 4) Birds of Prey of the East/West - Brian K. Wheeler 5) ABA Field Guide to Birds of Oregon - Dave Irons & Brian Small

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