Reddit reviews Migrating Raptors of the World: Their Ecology and Conservation
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Bildstein has a decent book that can be dry at times, but packed with good information.
Another decent one is by Scott Weidensaul here that rumor has it may be updated soon.
Eagle watchers is a good one that is a little more focused towards the people investigating the raptors, but still lots of good info.
Buteo books has a ton of species-specific books that talk about species like Golden Eagles, Merlins, etc.
Well, one of the classics is The Herring Gull's World by Niko Tinbergen.
I've heard good things of Gifts of the Crow but never read it.
Migrating Raptors of the World is a fantastic book that everyone should read, and I am totally not biased by knowing the author. It's a little more ornithological than the other two, which are intended for the intelligent general public. It's an excellent synthesis of all the relevant research, and both easy to read and written at a fairly high level.