Birds in the South of England including Dorset, Hampshire, Sussex, Surrey, Hertfordshire, Greater London, Berkshire
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Birds of Hampshire |
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£25.00 SOLD |
Hampshire
Ornithological society. Birds of Hampshire is the first comprehensive guide to the county's geology the history of its land use and the resultant impact on its birds ,the development of ornithology in the county, and a typical Hampshire birdwatching year. Systematic species accounts detail the past and current status of 348 species in the county and incorporate;
513 pp with16 pages of colour photographs, more than 50 excellent line drawings of Hampshire birds and their habitats. Also contains a complete list of Hampshire observers from 1951-92 and a Gazetteer......Superb |
The Breeding Birds of Hertfordshire |
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K. W. Smith,C W Dee.
J D Fearnside, E W Fletcher & R N Smith. This book is a landmark in
Hertfordshire ornithology. It describes the distributions of breeding birds in the county
and compares them with similar data collected 20 years ago. It is the result of over 7600
hours fieldwork by 250 local birdwatchers and it reveals the extent of the changes that
have occurred in our breeding birds ,often un-noticed by even the most ardent
birdwatcher. Each species is featured on a double page spread with two maps, giving the
distributions in 1967-73 and 1988-92,accompanied by text describing the species and the
reasons for any changes and a specially commissioned line drawing by a local artist. In
addition a further 25 rare, extinct or colonising species are featured. Hardback;316pp.1993.line drawings, maps. Mint in d/w Order details here |
Birds of Sussex |
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£17.00 * SOLD |
"All in all, not only does it provide a new benchmark for the present status and recent history of the county's birds, but in parts it is also a very entertaining read". (Birdwatch) "This weighty volume is all that a county avifauna should be". (Birding World) Hardback;1996.591pp Mint as New Order details here |
Sussex Bird Report 2000 |
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£4.50 SOLD |
217pp.2000 Illustrated with black-and-white vignettes, colour photographs. Mint as new Order details here |
Birds at Tring Reservoirs |
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Rob Young, Jack
Fearnside and David Russell. mapTring Reservoirs forms one of the most important wetland sites in both Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire. There is a long history of ornithological observations dating from soon after their construction in the early 19th century. Historical milestones include Britain's first Marsh sandpiper, the first breeding in England of Black-necked Grebe and the first recorded nesting in Britain of Little Ringed Plover. This book describes the past and present status of all the species to have occurred at Tring Reservoirs. Paperback;136pp.b/w photos, maps, charts, line drawings. condition fine. |
Birds in London |
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W. H. Hudson. J.M
Dent & sons 1924.251pp.first published 1898.ascinating insight into London's
birds. Condition slightly chipped at top of spine which shows fading. Otherwise contents
clean & bright. Post Free UK. |
'Where to watch birds in the Thames valley and the Chilterns'.3rd ed |
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2nd edition Brian Clews and Paul Trodd £13.00 POST FREE UK |
| 'Where to watch birds in Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight'. 3rd edition. | ![]() |
George Green and Martin Cade 320pp.Paperback £13.00 POST FREE UK |
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'Where to watch birds in the London Area'. |
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Dominic Mitchell 272pp.Paperback £13.00 POST FREE UK |
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The Hertfordshire Breeding Atlas |
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£4.00 * |
Chris Mead and Ken Smith. This
informative book provides the first detailed maps of the breeding distribution of birds in
Hertfordshire. The 112 species maps are plotted using the tetrad system based on the
National Grid which appears on all Ordnance Survey maps. Over 200 birdwatchers contributed
more than 50,000 records of birds which have been pooled to produce the final maps. On
average each of the county's 504 tetrads held more than 51 species of breeding birds !The
Hertfordshire results for each species are compared with those for other local Atlas
projects and with the National data for Britain and Ireland France and the Netherlands. In
addition, for many of the common species, graphs are included showing fluctuations in the
breeding population over the past 20 years... Paperback;128pp.Slightly faded. Maps & line Drawings.1982 |
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Birds of the Hants / Surrey Border |
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J.M.Clark. Paperback 147pp. B/w line drawings, photographs, maps & charts.1984 Excellent and very useful book. | |
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