Ornithology - Asia Pacific

by Jan Vermeulen

A privately produced report with general travel information itinerary detailed site locations with maps & key species daily log & systematic list. 31pp 1996

by Jan Vermeulen

Covers the period 29th November-31st December 1992. General information references itinerary sites daily log systematic bird list mammals. Maps 57pp.

by Carol Inskipp

Comprehensive site by site list of the major and many minor areas of interest for birdwatchers. Each main site entry includes map, information on permits and access restrictions, guidance on best visiting times and seasonal variations with a list of the more interesting species that can be seen, 115pp. 1988

by Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne / Deepal Warakagoda / Lester Perera

5 day checklist with space for comments. Map of Sri Lanka showing key birding sites. A4. 2001

by Susan Myers

Every species recorded is described in detail with key identification characteristics and habitat information. Colour illustrations, distribution maps, 272pp. 2009

by John MacKinnon

illustrated by Karen Phillipps

This is the first comprehensive guide to the birds of this important region, with detailed descriptions and illustrations of all 820 species found in the islands. 88 full-colour plates, line drawings, 491pp. Reprinted 2007

by John MacKinnon / Karen Phillipps

The first modern, fully comprehensive guide to over 1300 species, illustrated on 128 stunning colour plates. Species accounts describe plumage, voice, range, status and behaviour. Colour distribution maps are also included, 586pp. Reprinted 2006

by Woo-Shin Lee / Tae-Hoe Koo / Jin-Young Park

illustrated by Takashi Taniguchi

English edition which covers the whole of the Korean peninsula. Illustrates all of the 450 species recorded in the Peninsula with descriptions and maps on facing page. Species names in Latin, English and Korean, 330pp. 2nd edition 2005

by Won, Pyong-Oh

A first class photographic field guide but with a Korean text. The bird names are in English & Korean together with the scientific names. The photographs are all in colour and are of high quality. Colour coded distribution maps accompany each species account and cover a much wider area than Korea. In slip case 453pp 1996

by Allen Jeyarajasingam

illustrated by Alan Pearson

Covers all 673 species known to occur in the region of Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore. Text highlights important identification features such as plumage variations, size, calls and song, range, distribution and status for every species. Includes a checklist for quick reference and to record sightings. Colour illustrations, 449pp. 2nd edition 2012

by Allen Jeyarajasingam

illustrated by Alan Pearson

This title covers all 673 species known to occur in the region of Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore. Text highlights the important identification features such as plumage variations, size, calls and song, range, distribution and status for every species. Colour illustrations, 641pp. 2nd edition 2012

by Craig Robson

Covers all 1,327 species recorded in this region which comprises of Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Peninsular Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. Detailed text covers identification, voice, breeding, status, habitat and distribution of all species and distinctive subspecies. Colour illustrations, 544pp. 2011