I was at a bird banding in Lakeville a couple of weekends ago and the gentlemen
running the banding had a book from the 1930's that had an interesting way of
identifying birds through a series of questions like Bird is mostly brown or
not mostly brown depending on the answer to the question it
The classic bird book for Minnesota is The Birds of Minnesota by
Thomas S Roberts, published in 1932 and revised in 1936.A large part of
Volume2 is titled Keys and Descriptions for the Identification of
Minnesota Birds. This was also printed as a separate publication and I
suspect it is what
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