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A directory of some 250 breeding birds and migrants to Britain. An introduction explains how to identify birds and gives general information on song, habitat, nesting, feeding, and migration. First published in 1982.
This volume serves as a comprehensive identification guide for approximately 250 species of breeding and migratory birds found within the British Isles. The authors, John Gooders and Terence Lambert, combine ornithological expertise with detailed illustrative work to provide a structured reference for birdwatchers. The text establishes a foundational framework for understanding avian behavior, including vocalizations, habitat preferences, nesting habits, and migratory patterns.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a reliable, accessible reference for amateur ornithologists and field observers seeking to categorize local avian populations. Its systematic approach to species identification and biological context provides a clear, functional resource for those engaged in British birdwatching.
Page Count:
382
Publication Date:
1987-02-05
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0002198312
ISBN-13:
9780002198318
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