Larks, Pipits and Wagtails (New Naturalist Series)

Science & Math

Arlott, Norman

Simms, Eric

Biological Sciences

HarperCollins, Publishers

Birds of the Palearctic

Collins

It is not always easy for the amateur birdwatcher to correctly identify a bird as it quickly flies by, but this new and innovative identification guide is designed to remedy this problem. More than 300 species of birds are categorized and arranged by the colors that appear in their plumage, making identification a simple process of noting each bird’s color patterns. Cross-references to detailed field information are included, as is a handy guide noting common locations for major species as well as size comparisons for species with similar colorings. Beautifully illustrated and easy to use, this is a unique and extremely handy spotter’s guide.

Collins Identifying Birds by Colour

Taylor, Moss

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

This comprehensive new field guide is an excellent addition to the world-renowned series – the ultimate reference book for travelling birdwatchers.
Every species of bird you might encounter in the region is featured, apart from non-established introductions. This includes coverage of China (south of the line used to define the Palearctic), Hainan (treated separately from SE China), Taiwan, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore and the Coco Islands. As many of the major subspecies as possible are also included.
Beautiful artwork depicts their breeding plumage, and non-breeding plumage when it differs significantly. The accompanying text concentrates on the specific characteristics and appearance of each species that allow identification in the field, including voice and distribution maps.

Birds of South-East Asia (Collins Field Guide)

William Collins

For the first time, the complete collection of the Collins Field Guides’ incredibly detailed, accurate and beautiful bird paintings has been brought together in one comprehensive volume. 
This all-encompassing new guide is an extraordinary addition to the world-renowned series – the ultimate reference book for birdwatchers and bird lovers. It covers every species of the world’s birds – all 10,711 species are featured covering the complete International Ornithological Union Checklist of Birds of the World.\nWith a total of 301 full-colour plates this is a visual feast, as well as an authoritative resource. It illustrates all male breeding plumages, and females if significantly different, for every species, alongside concise text covering defining identification characteristics, distribution and voice. Illustrated by the world’s leading bird artists: Norman Arlott, Ber van Perlo, Gustavo Carrizo, Aldo A. Chiappe, Luis Huber and Jorge R. Rodriguez Mata.

Birds of the World (Collins Field Guide)

Arts & Photography

Mata, Jorge R. Rodriguez

Carrizo, Gustavo

Chiappe, Aldo A.

Huber, Luis

Perlo, Ber van.

Themes

This is the first of two field guides illustrating and describing all of the approximately 1,800 bird species found in the Palearctic--the huge region that includes Europe, Asia north of the Himalayas, and Africa north of the Sahara. This area spans the countries of the former Soviet Union, all of the Russian Arctic, China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, and the Middle East excluding the Gulf countries. This first volume covers all the passerines (perching birds, from tyrant flycatchers to buntings) or songbirds and will soon be followed by a companion guide to the nonpasserines (divers to woodpeckers). These volumes are the first and only field guides for many parts of the area covered, and mark the first time all of these birds have been included in a single pair of books.
 This first volume covers every passerine species and subspecies in the area, in every adult plumage--all illustrated and described by Norman Arlott, a leading bird artist who has many years of field experience with these species.
<ul>
 <li>Color plates of all field-identifiable species, including subspecies and color morphs </li>
 <li>Succinct facing-page text concentrates on key field-identification features, including voice </li>
 <li>Detailed distribution map for each species </li>
 <li>Well-researched and accessible </li>
 <li>Handy format-the ideal field guide </li>
 <li>Essential for anyone interested in Eurasian birds</li>
 
</ul>

Birds of Europe, Russia, China, and Japan: Passerines: Tyrant Flycatchers to Buntings (Princeton Illustrated Checklists)

History

Asia

Princeton University Press

This is one of two companion field guides that illustrate and describe all of the approximately 1,800 bird species found in the Palearctic--the huge region that includes Europe, Asia north of the Himalayas, Africa north of the Sahara Desert, and the Middle East excluding the Gulf countries. This volume covers non-passerines--non-songbirds, including raptors, owls, swifts, hummingbirds, cuckoos, and pigeons. It includes every non-passerine species and subspecies, in every adult plumage--all illustrated and described by Norman Arlott, a leading bird artist with many years of field experience.
 The two volumes of Birds of Europe, Russia, China, and Japan are the only field guides to illustrate and describe every bird species in the Palearctic. And, for many parts of this region, these books provide the first and only field guides. 
<ul>
<li>Color plates of all field-identifiable species, including subspecies and color morphs </li>
<li>Succinct facing-page text concentrates on key field-identification features, including voice </li>
<li>Detailed distribution map for each species </li>
<li>Well-researched and accessible </li>
<li>Handy format--the ideal field guide </li>
<li>Essential for anyone interested in Eurasian birds</li>
</ul>

Birds of Europe, Russia, China, and Japan: Non-Passerines: Loons to Woodpeckers (Princeton Illustrated Checklists)

Reference

The West Indies, stretching from Grand Bahama in the north to Grenada in the south, is home to more than 550 bird species. Birds of the West Indies is the complete guide for identifying all of the diverse birds in these island territories. The guide's 80 vivid color plates are accompanied by succinct text focusing on key field-identification characteristics, and distribution maps for all species are conveniently located at the back of the guide for handy reference.
 Birds of the West Indies is the perfect companion for birders, wildlife enthusiasts, and holiday-seekers interested in this area of the world.
<ul>
 <li>80 color plates featuring more than 550 bird species </li>
 <li>Concise text concentrates on field-identification characteristics </li>
 <li>Detailed distribution maps for each species </li>
 <li>Easy-to-use and accessible--the ideal field guide</li>
 
</ul>

Birds of the West Indies (Princeton Illustrated Checklists)

The Nearctic region, which spans most of North America, including Canada and Greenland, is home to an incredibly rich diversity of birdlife. This illustrated guide covers more than 900 bird species yet is succinct, compact, and easy to use, making it the essential companion for birders and travelers alike.
Birds of North America and Greenland features 102 stunning color plates that depict every species and every type of plumage in males, females, and juveniles. Concise species accounts describe key identification features, with information on habitat, songs, and calls. This field-ready guide also includes color distribution maps. 
<ul>
<li>Covers more than 900 bird species found in the Nearctic region </li>
<li>Features 102 stunning color plates that depict every species </li>
<li>Includes concise species accounts and color distribution maps </li>
<li>Succinct, compact, and easy to use</li>
</ul>

Birds of North America and Greenland (Princeton Illustrated Checklists)

Nature & Ecology

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