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When a new American warbler appeared in a supermarket car-park near Maidstone, within two days 3500 people came from all over the country just to see it. The news spreads by word-of-mouth, by telephone hot-lines and via the media. In the UK bird recognition is a national sport. This book provides a field guide to the rare birds of Britain and Europe - describing and illustrating them - with all the non-European species ever recorded in Britain and Europe featured.
This volume serves as a comprehensive identification manual for rare avian species observed within the geographic boundaries of Britain and Europe. Author Ian Lewington leverages his expertise in ornithological illustration and identification to catalog non-European species that have been recorded in the region. The text provides a structured framework for birders to distinguish between rare vagrants and common residents, utilizing detailed visual data and descriptive text to facilitate accurate field recognition.
What You Will Find
This guide is regarded as a foundational reference for serious birders and ornithologists interested in the identification of rare vagrants. The work is noted for its technical precision and its utility in the field for observers tracking avian migration patterns across the European landscape.
Page Count:
448
Publication Date:
1991-11-30
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0002199173
ISBN-13:
9780002199179
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