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This field guide helps to identify bird sounds. The guide is organized by habitat, with atmospheric backgrounds and voice-overs discussing how to tell the difference between each species, so the reader can quickly learn all the calls he can hear when visiting his local wood, or marshland RSPB reserve. Over 158 species are covered, the focus being on common birds and birds that are difficult to separate visually, but easy when the calls are heard. The accompanying booklet gives background information on each species, plus an introductory section on bird song, where and when it can be heard, and how to make your own recordings.
This field guide investigates the auditory identification of avian species, providing a structured methodology for distinguishing birds by their unique vocalizations. The author, Geoff Sample, leverages his expertise in wildlife sound recording to create a practical framework for field identification. By organizing species according to their natural habitats and providing comparative analysis, the text serves as an essential tool for both amateur birdwatchers and serious ornithologists seeking to improve their acoustic recognition skills.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly practical and specialized resource designed for field use by bird enthusiasts. The inclusion of habitat-based organization and comparative vocal analysis suggests a focus on functional utility and pedagogical clarity for the reader.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins UK
ISBN-10:
0002200376
ISBN-13:
9780002200370
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