The latest issue of Bird Watcher's Digest is now available via our digital edition interface. This issue is sponsored by the good folks at Swarovski Optik.
Among the highlights in the new issue is a great species profile of the cerulean warbler by author Howard Youth. We've augmented Howard's text in the digital edition (eBWD) with audio clips (from Nature Sound Studio) of the cerulean warbler's song plus clips of some of its sound-alike species (northern parula, Blackburnian warbler, and yellow warbler).
But wait! There's more!
We've added a great cerulean warbler video clip, courtesy of our friends at BirdFilms.com.
You can sample all of these various bits of ossumness via our free Look Inside feature here.
If you are already a subscriber to the print edition of Bird Watcher's Digest, you already get free access to every one of our digital editions. Simply register with your subscriber number (on your magazine mailing label) and a valid e-mail address at this link.
Non-subscribers can sample a portion of each issue, but of course, we hope you'll want to subscribe. It's just $15 for six all-digital issues delivered right to your computer, smart phone, or digital reader. And believe me, eBWD looks amazing and is a complete joy to read.
Still not convinced? Here's a page where all of this is explained in detail.
Wishing you great birding and happy reading!
3 comments:
This is really cool, BOTB. Neat to see my fave birding mag evolve.-MB
Not to hijack commentary about eBWD (which I LOVE), I have to say that Louise Zemaitis' depiction of a Cerulean is one of the prettiest covers I can recall, in a long, long line of pretty BWD covers.
I second that comment, Jason! She is a very talented artist.
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