Birdbooker Report 201

Compiled by a passionate bibliophile, this weekly report includes a field guide to birds and two "coffee table" book of photographs of beautiful birds that are hot-presses

books to the ceiling, Books

to heaven

my pile of books is a mile high.

I love them! How do I need?

will have a long beard by the time I read them.

~ Arnold Lobel

• [1933-1987] author of many popular books for children.
  compiled by Ian "Birdbooker" Paulsen, the
  
  Birdbooker Report
  is a weekly report recording the variety of nature, natural history, ecology, animal behavior, books of science and history that have recently been published or broadcast in North America and the United Kingdom. The books listed here were received by Ian during the week, courtesy of several previous editors.

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  Birds of Senegal and Gambia.

2011. Helm Field Guides. Paperback: 352 pages. Price: £ 29.99 (about 46.58 U.S. dollars). [Amazon UK, Amazon U.S.].

Summary: This guide covers new area of ??The Gambia, a country that is very popular with many bird watchers and tourists, and all the neighboring Senegal. This fascinating region is home to many Western Palearctic migrants from September to April, and an extensive list of resident West African birds.

color plates showing the most impressive 680 species, covering almost all the races different plumages. The reference text highlights the main identifying features of each species in the field, current and accurate maps are provided for each species. This comprehensive guide is essential for anyone visiting the Gambia and Senegal

Ian RECOMMENDATION:. Art is above all the birds of the West African author. This book is a must for birds in these countries!

Cooper, Murray.

birds in Colombia.

2011. Editors Villegas. Connected with case: 552 pages. Price: U.S. $ 70.95 [Amazon UK, Amazon U.S.].

Abstract: Study of an incredible wealth of bird life, this journey fascinating collection of the tropical environment of Colombia, the mixture of different climates to encourage the development of habitats. Landscape diversity of the country are explored with the rare beauty of unique birds, their feathers showing different colors, different sizes, songs, beaks and wings. Illustrates how these creatures are threatened, this study also highlights the inadequate settlement and urbanization, deforestation, and many other factors that could destroy the habitat of many species, increasing extinction rates. . Tips for defensive and protective actions include

Ian RECOMMENDATION: The photography highlights this picture book! A must for lovers of neotropical birds!

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