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Covering British and European birds to be found in gardens, parks and other easily accessible areas, this guide enables even those living in towns or cities to start identifying the birds they see. Each species is illustrated with 2-5 clear colour photographs covering all the important aspects of the species including the male, female, the young and eggs. The text describes key features and each bird's feeding, song, breeding habits, distribution and occurrence. The guide devotes a whole page to the most important and accessible species. In addition, there is practical advice on how best to watch each bird.
This guide investigates the identification and behavioral characteristics of common bird species found within urban and suburban garden environments across Britain and Europe. Detlef Singer provides a structured reference for amateur ornithologists and casual observers, utilizing a combination of photographic evidence and descriptive text. The work aims to bridge the gap between complex avian biology and accessible, localized birdwatching for residents in populated areas.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a highly practical, visually-oriented field guide designed for accessibility and ease of use in residential settings. Its focus on common, observable species makes it a standard entry-level resource for those interested in regional ornithology.
Page Count:
160
Publication Date:
1996-03-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins UK
ISBN-10:
0002200562
ISBN-13:
9780002200561
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