Sorry for promoting a commercial product, but so many visitors to this blog have contributed to it, it’s almost like our communal effort. The book is hitting the stores in April; you can already pre-order it on Amazon to make sure you have it this summer 🙂
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Vladimir, congrats on the publishing of your book!!
Cheers,
Tomer
Thanks!
I look forward to reading and reviewing it on my blog!
Love the cover photo. Congrats.
Thanks!
Awesome! Can’t wait to see it and add it to my PFG collection. It’s great to see a guide like that for mammals. Plus it’s a Peterson Guide.