The Atlantic flyway

The Atlantic Flyway is a vast migratory corridor - the yearly route of a least three dozen wildfowl species, whose trip begins at breeding grounds as far north as Baffin Bay and ends as far south as South America. This superbly illustrated volume is a full-length portrait of that corridor, the millions of ducks, geese, and other birds that travel it, and the hunters who seek them over the dark waters or golden shores of bay and marsh.