A Field Guide to Monitoring Nests
An essential guide for those involved in monitoring bird nests that presents all necessary details at a glance.
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James Ferguson-Lees, Richard Castell and Dave Leech
272 pages, colour photos throughout.
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Intended as an aid to those involved in monitoring nests for research and conservation purposes. Written and illustrated by experts, this richly
illustrated guide contains a wealth of information for 146 British and Irish species, together with introductory sections on nest-monitoring
techniques, nest identification, legislation, the BTO Nest Record Scheme and nest-finding skills.
Its combination of concise notes and quick-reference facts and figures, together with expert advice and chapters on the basics, makes it an ideal field companion for both beginners and experienced nest recorders.
Each species account covers:
- Where the species breeds, with a UK distribution map and details on typical habitat and nest sites.
- Seasonality of breeding, with a timetable of when most birds are on eggs and chicks.
- Identification of eggs and young, with photographs.
- Species-specific nest finding methods and considerations.
Its combination of concise notes and quick-reference facts and figures, together with expert advice and chapters on the basics, makes it an ideal field companion for both beginners and experienced nest recorders.
Each species account covers:
- Where the species breeds, with a UK distribution map and details on typical habitat and nest sites.
- Seasonality of breeding, with a timetable of when most birds are on eggs and chicks.
- Identification of eggs and young, with photographs.
- Species-specific nest finding methods and considerations.
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Ornithological Society of the Middle East
Raptor Research Foundation
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
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