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The New Encyclopedia Of British, European African Birds: An Illustrated Guide And Identifier To Over 500 Birds, Profiling Habitat, Behaviour, Nesting And Food Prose Books by David Alderton.

Synopsis

Title: The New Encyclopedia Of British, European African Birds: An Illustrated Guide An
Author/Publisher: David Alderton (Southwater)
Publication Year: 2017
Format: Illustrated Paperback

Published in 2017 by Southwater, David Alderton's 'The New Encyclopedia Of British, European African Birds' offers a comprehensive and accessible exploration of avian life across these vast and diverse regions. This non-fiction work is designed as an essential guide and identifier for adult bird enthusiasts.

As its title suggests, this volume serves as an illustrated encyclopaedia, providing detailed profiles of numerous bird species. It delves into critical aspects of their existence, from habitat to behaviour, making it a valuable reference for anyone keen to understand the rich ornithological landscape of Britain, Europe, and Africa.

• Extensive Avian Profiles: The encyclopaedia features an impressive collection of over 500 bird species, each meticulously profiled to aid in identification and understanding. Readers can expect detailed descriptions crucial for distinguishing between similar birds.
• Regional Ornithology: With a specific focus on British, European, and African birds, the book offers a curated selection pertinent to these geographically significant areas. This regional approach provides a concentrated study for local and travelling naturalists alike.
• Behavioural and Ecological Insights: Beyond mere identification, the guide extensively covers each bird's habitat, behaviour, nesting habits, and dietary preferences. This holistic perspective provides a deeper insight into the ecological roles and fascinating lives of these creatures.
• Rich Visual Guidance: As an 'Illustrated Guide', the book is replete with visual aids to facilitate identification. The illustrations are integral to its function as a practical identifier, helping readers accurately recognise the various species discussed.

While not a vintage or rare find, this 2017 edition stands as a modern, practical, and richly illustrated resource for anyone with an interest in ornithology. Its comprehensive nature and dedicated regional focus make it an invaluable addition to the library of any birdwatcher or nature enthusiast seeking detailed, up-to-date information.

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