Ornithology - Britain & Europe

by N Korck

Full colour laminated chart. 900mm x 594mm

by George Handrinos

40spp. described & illustrated with distribution maps. 199pp 1983

by M P Harris / S Murray

An annotated checklist. B/w photos maps tables. 46pp. 1978

by Steve Piotrowski

Suffolk is one of the most important birding counties in England with nationally important wetlands and heathlands and a long varied coastline. As well as supporting a superb range of breeding and wintering species, Suffolk has an impressive record for attracting rarities. Also looks at the history, geology, climate and ecology, and examines in detail the status of every species on the Suffolk list. Colour photographs, distribution maps, graphs, 360pp. 2003

by Hutton, Tim / Main, Ian / Pearce, Dave

The product of five years field work by the North Cotswold Ornithological Society, reveals the significant changes of the bird life of the Cotswolds, many of them subtle but others quite spectacular. Descriptive accounts for each species, often containing fascinating local information, presents a clear picture of the breeding distributions of bird species in the area today. Colour photographs & maps, 248pp. 2009

by Kren, Joseph

A comprehensive review of the country's avifauna with information on the 394 species recorded since 1800. Includes a detailed overview of the ecology and geography of the Czech Republic, bird habitats, climate, bird protection and important bird areas. Distribution maps, photographs, line drawings, 272pp. 2000

by Mather, John R

A complete historical review from the earliest records to the present time. The first checklist, compiled in 1961, listed 186 species which had been recorded since 1948. The number of species recorded in the district at the end of 2000 is now 288, just over half of the total recorded in the British Isles, 310pp. 2001

by Magnus Robb / Leo Boon

Features all endemic species and most subspecies, 70 species in all, with special attention for subspecies such as Chaffinches, three from the canaries and one from Madeira, Stone Curlew, Canary Islands Grey Shrike, Kestrel and Great Spotted Woodpecker. Running time: 145mins

by Paul Sterry

Covers all of the species occurring in the areas bordering the Mediterranean. These regions cover some of the most distinctive and bird rich habitats in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. Digital manipulation of the photographs ensures a consistent depiction of light conditions, making comparisons between the images as reliable as a conventional illustrated field guide. 1000 colour photographs, 400 maps, 192pp. 2004

by Peter Forbes / Peter Hackett / Tim Hextell

The Sandwell Valley is in the centre of England and as such attracts a wide variety of birds. Includes information on the birds breeding in the valley and just passing through. Photographs, drawings. 140pp. 2000

edited by Resit Akcakaya / Can Bilgin / Aygun Kilic / Simon Albrecht / Max Kasparek / Nikolaus Koch / frank de Roder

Volumes 1-7 and 9-12 available covering the following areas:- 1)Ercek Golu 2)Seyfe Golu 3)Kizilcahamam 4)Kizilirmak Deltasi 5)Kulu Golu 6)Yenicaga Golu 7)Acigol 9)Hotamis Marshes 10)Col Golu 11)Uludag & 12) Kocacay Deltasi Location, general description of area, species list & map. Summary in Turkish. 20/44pp.various dates. Price £3.50 Vols 1-11, Vol 12 £4.50

by WOS Tetrad Atlas Group

Wiltshire is the first county to publish both summer and winter maps of relative abundance and much supplementary information, helping to make this the most comprehensive year-round avifauna for any county. The results are an important measure of biodiversity and is of value and interest to anyone concerned with the future of the Wiltshire countryside. Maps, graphs, b/w illustrations. 850pp. 2007