Moult in birds (BTO guide)

H. B Ginn

British Trust for Ornithology

This guide aims to introduce ornithologists to the fundamentals of statistics without swamping them with the underlying theory. Most of the techniques are illustrated with examples, and all can be applied without the use of a computer.

Statistics for Ornithologists (BTO Guide)

Jim Fowler

Reference

The BTO/CJ Garden Birdwatch Book

Science & Math

Mike Toms

Biological Sciences

The BTO Nestbox Guide

du Feu, Chris

Time to Fly: Exploring Bird Migration

Jim Flegg

Gardening for Birdwatchers

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

M. Toms

I. Wilson

B. Wilson

Gardening & Landscape Design

Have the latest scientific findings about distribution and change at your fingertips, including chapters telling the atlas story and highlighting the factors influencing our changing bird fauna. Bird Atlas 2007-11 is the most complete and comprehensive overview of bird distribution and change in Britain and Ireland, and contains over 1300 novel maps of distribution, abundance and change, giving an assessment of the status of 296 regular breeding and wintering species. The Bird Atlas 2007-11 has been compiled from over 19 million records collected by over 40,000 volunteer surveyors through timed visits, roving records and other sources, over four summers and winters. A total of 261 breeding species were recorded in Britain and 165 in Ireland. Wren, Swallow, Blackbird and Robin are among the 10 most widespread breeding species in both islands.In the wake of this nation-wide project a large number of breeding atlases of individual counties have been published, an overview of which can be found in this NHBS-curated list.Watch the BTO video below to find out more about the making of this book:

Bird Atlas 2007-11

Balmer, Dawn

This title describes the status and changing fortunes of all the wild birds of Sussex. Over two million bird records and four years of intensive survey work, as part of the work towards the Bird Atlas 2007-11, underpin this compelling book. Stunning photographs of over 250 species are included, all taken in Sussex. The Birds of Sussex also includes and interprets distribution maps for all the key species, and contains additional chapters on habitats, climate, bird conservation, bird ringing and migration in the county.

The Birds of Sussex

Garden Birds and Other Wildlife

Risely, Kate

<p>Whether it is the sight of the summer's first Swallow or the sound of a spring Cuckoo, the return of our summer migrants delivers a reassuring sense of a globe that, as the poet Ted Hughes once described, `is still working'. That birds should undertake such long and dangerous migratory journeys is something that has long fascinated us, prompting works of art and literature, not to mention many thousands of scientific studies.The BTO's Flight Lines project, a joint initiative with the Society of Wildlife Artists (SWLA), highlights through art and narrative the challenges that migrant birds face and brings to a wider audience the research and conservation work that is being done to help them.By pairing artists, storytellers and photojournalists with the researchers and volunteers studying our summer migrants, the book tells the stories of our migrant birds, and the work being done to secure a future for them. Includes artwork by SWLA member artists Carry Akroyd, Kim Atkinson, Federico Gemma, Richard Johnson, Szabolcs Kokay, Harriet Mead, Bruce Pearson, Greg Poole, Dafila Scott, Jane Smith, John Threlfall, Esther Tyson, Matt Underwood, Michael Warren, Darren Woodhead and others.</p>

Flight Lines

Toms, Mike

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