Birds in WALES
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Birds in Wales page 1 .Below is a brief description of
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RSPB guide to birdwatching on Anglesey
& Lleyn |
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Written and researched by
Valerie McFarland with illustrations by Philip Snow. RSPB 1990.Excellent line drawings and
good maps featuring many of the best birdwatching areas such as Llyn Maelog,Fedw
Fawr, Penmon point, Ynys Enlli (Bardsey), Gyrn GochNant y Gadwen etc etc.A very useful
book. Spiral bound.
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RSPB guide to birdwatching in Clwyd |
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Written and researched by
Valerie McFarland with illustrations by Darren Rees .RSPB 1989.Excellent line drawings and
good maps featuring many of the best birdwatching areas such as Flint
Marsh,Penycloddiau,Loggerheads country park, Wepre wood, Dee Marshes, Froncysyllte, World's
end etc etc. A very useful book. Spiral bound.
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RSPB guide to birdwatching in Snowdonia |
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Written by Roger
Lovegrove. Illustrated by Darren Rees. RSPB 1987 Excellent line drawings and good maps
featuring many of the best birdwatching areas such as Aber Falls NNR, Glan
Conwy ,Llyn-y-Gadair, Aberglaslyn pass, Trawsfynydd, Llyn Mair, Llyn Conwy, Barmouth
Marsh, etc, etc. A very useful book. Spiral bound.
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The Birds of Bardsey |
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Peter Roberts ' Bardsey, or Ynys Enlli to give it its proper
Welsh name lies just over 3km south of the tip of the Lleyn peninsula in north
Wales. Nearly 3km long north to south, just over 1km at its widest, it can be seen from the
map that it falls into two main blocks of land joined by a narrow isthmus. More details here
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The Birds of Gwent |
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This book
provides an up-to-date (1977) account of the birds of a welsh county, perhaps more
familiarly known as Monmouthshire. Since the formation, in 1962,of the Pontypool
Ornithological society, our knowledge of the bird life of this previously neglected region
has increased enormously. The county contains a wide variety of habitats-from the shores of
the Severn estuary in the south, to the uplands in the north-and this is reflected in the
considerable diversity and interest of its avian fauna. the book is more than a systematic
list, as it includes chapters on a wide variety of ornithological
topics.1977.Hardback.152pp.B/W photos, maps, charts etc. Breeding birds
census.
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Where to watch birds in Wales |
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'Where
to watch birds in Wales'. New stock David Saunders
288pp.Paperback Outlining the
best sites to Birdwatch in Wales, with maps and line drawings
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Birds in Wales |
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R. Lovegrove, G. Williams &
I. Williams Illustrated by
Kim Atkinson, Phil Bristow, Terrence Lambert, Darren Rees, Philip Snow & Owen Williams This volume sets out for the first time the
historical and current status of all the bird species found in Wales together with their
present distribution. The three authors, all staff of the RSPB in Wales, have between them, an
accumulated experience of some 80 years of first-hand knowledge of birds in the
principality. Their knowledge and love of birds and Wales itself makes this
authoritative
volume a landmark both in Welsh and ornithological publishing.
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The Red Kite in Wales |
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John
evans.1990.Paperback.64pp,colour and b/w photos. Map and ID plate. Outlines main areas in
which the Red Kite can be seen.
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The Kites Tale |
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Roger Lovegrove. Hardback; RSPB
1990.147pp.Colour photos, tables, charts, etc. Lovely line illustrations. Fine in d/w now out
of print and very popular monograph. Post free UK More details here
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The Red Kite |
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Ian Carter Hardback;187pp.Illustrations,photos,tables
and figures. Post Free UK NEW
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Birds of the Welsh Coast |
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T. G. Walker. Hardback
University of Cardiff 1956.100pp.many excellent b/w photographs.
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