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Handbook of Oregon Birds: A Field Companion to Birds of Oregon by Hendrik G.Herlyn and Alan L. Contreras

The Handbook of Oregon Birds primarily condenses status and distribution information from the massive tome Birds of Oregon: A General Reference (2003, updated 2006). I am not usually in favor of this sort of thing. After all, why buy a condensed version when you could have the real deal? Though the Handbook weighs less than Birds of Oregon, neither one is likely to be carried in a birder’s vest pocket. Given the choice, I would almost always rather peruse an unwieldy original than flip through a summary edition.