Gather your binoculars, your camera, your favourite field guide, and this book. Take along your spirit of adventure and experience the many habitats the Bruce offers. Spiral bound for convenience in travelling, this 56-page guide includes a map and details on 38 birding hotspots, with a checklist of birds you're likely to see.

Southampton and Chantry Island
Chesley Lake, Maryville Lake, and Sauble Beach
Oliphant, Boat Lake, and Rankin River
Isaac Lake and Sky Lake
Red Bay and St. Jean’s Point
Black Creek Provincial Park and Stokes Bay
Dorcas Bay and Tobermory
Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park 
Crane Lake, the Sparrow Fields, and Dyer’s Bay
Cabot Head and the Provincial Nature Reserve
Lion’s Head and the Ferndale Flats
Hopeness, Purple Valley, and Colpoys Bay
Wiarton and Oxenden
Lindenwood Road, Shouldice, and Shallow Lake

$13.00 in Canada
ISBN 978-1-896922-36-2

Mike Pickup, author of Birding the Bruce Peninsula, takes readers on seven tours of his home community in Bruce County. With grasslands, forests, and waterfront on both the Lake Huron shoreline and Saugeen River, it's a birding paradise in all seasons.

Discover the spots to find rarely seen birds: Red-Headed Woodpecker, Savannah Sparrow, or Black-Billed Cuckoo. Others pass through on their migrations: Glossy Ibis, Whimbrel, Snowy Egret, Marbled Godwit, and many songbirds. Even in winter, birds add their colour to the landscape.

MacGregor Point Provincial Park hosts the annual Huron Fringe Birding Festival each spring at the height of warbler migration. Mike has been an active volunteer with the Friends of MacGregor since the festival’s early days.

Bring your binoculars, field guide, and curiosity, and go birding with Mike.

62 pages spiral bound to open flat for backpacks, full-colour cover, eight sketch maps.
$13.00 in Canada
ISBN 978-1-896922-47-41

The Brucedale Reader is a collection to wrap yourself in on wintry evenings or read aloud under a summer-shady tree. With the heart and eye of a fabric artist, Katharine Ferguson has pieced together familiar materials in different shapes, combining them with new textures and patterns.

Created in the inspiring Queen's Bush area of Ontario, The Brucedale Family Reader reflects the natural Bruce and its people in prose, poetry and art. The sixty-some contributors have produced works totalling roughly double their own number: stories, articles, poetry, drawings from a talented group who know and love the Bruce.

180 pages, spiral-bound
NOW $15.00 in Canada
ISBN 1-896922-10-4 978-1-896922-10-2