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To choose a bird book by region,simply click on the book covers opposite.This will take you to the relevant page.To look for UK and world site guides try either Helm or Arlequin . Both new and second-hand bird books are shown in the pages opposite,however not all covers are suitable for scanning so be sure to check out our extensive second-hand sections (currently 2000 titles). Bird books can also be viewed in the following categories.;- Bird artists such as C.F Tunnicliffe,Eric Ennion,J.J Audubon,Donald Watson etc,etc by clicking here Bird families can also be viewed,i.e Seabirds here, Owls here or Birds of Prey here for example. New Naturalist Series.This beautiful and highly sought after series can be viewed by clicking here Antiquarian and Collectables.Antiquarian books can be viewed here The 'Published titles' listngs (home page) is a constantly updated resource bringing together all bird books to be published since 1700.This is not a stock list, stocked items are hyperlinked from here. Search facilities;- It takes approximately one week for new items to show on our search engine. If you can not locate the book you are looking for, please e-mail us with your requirements and we will place your information on our 'wants' list. There is absolutely no obligation to purchase.
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"West Africa is among the last of the world's great birding regions to have its avifauna described and illustrated in an authoritative guide.Now,with Birds of Western Africa,the job has been done to the highest of standards-this is a must have for anyone with an interest in the birds of the region,or indeed the continent." DOMINIC MITCHELL,BIRDWATCH mapDuring 30 years of residence in the region,author David Wells has acquired an unrivalled understanding of the birds of the Thai-Malay peninsula.His brand new work now brings together the most complete and up-to-date information on the peninsula's non-passerine species.This is a classic region of high biodiversity-home to a rich and special resident avifauna that is joined in season by a host of migrants from North Asia The Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds is one of the most exciting and significant projects in Australian ornithology today.It provides an up-to-date comprehensive and accurate synthesis of our knowledge of all the birds that occur in the region.
Britain and Ireland has further regional pages covering Scotland,Northern England, Wales etc.- Bird Observatories - with which these islands are well-served - have played a major role in ornithology,especially in the study of migration and bird movements.
This book covers the whole of the coastal strip from the French Frontier down to the Southern tip of the Alicante Province and those sites within a comfortable day trip inland
This generously illustrated field guide to birds of Japan fills a long-needed requirement-an authoritative work in English for visitors and Birdwatchers in other countries.With many charts and text covering geography,climate,distribution,as well as migration characteristics,the reader is introduced to over 30 different locations for prospective bird-watching trips.
Click on the book cover for a large selection of new and secon-hand bird books for India and its Islands
This work presents the first full description,supplemented by illustrations,of the hundreds of different species of birds recorded in the Maltese Islands.In the process,the important role of the archipelago in bird migration between Europe and Africa across the Central Mediterranean is amply documented and interpreted. |
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