Follow the Flight Paths of North America’s Most Iconic Shorebirds—All in One Easy-to-Use Atlas Whether you're a seasoned birder, a nature photographer, or a coastal traveler, the Shorebird Migration Atlas is your essential guide to understanding when, where, and how to witness 32 of North America's most captivating migratory shorebird species. This richly detailed reference book maps out spring and fall migration timelines , highlights key flyways and stopover sites , and reveals how climate, habitat, and human impact influence shorebird journeys. From plovers and sandpipers to godwits and curlews, each species profile includes: Migration timing charts for spring and fall - Preferred habitats and stopover regions - Behavior notes and field identification tips - Breeding and wintering range summaries - Conservation status and threats - “Pristine Past vs. Current Conditions” sidebars showing habitat loss and change over time You'll also find expert insights on photography tips , low-impact birding , and the best tools, field guides, and apps for tracking and identifying shorebirds. Supported by current research, this book helps birders, students, and conservationists stay informed and inspired. Discover the stories behind the migrations. Track the movement. Protect the future.