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Birds of the Heart of England A 60-Year Study of Birds in the Banbury Area, covering North Oxfordshire, South Northamptonshire and South Warwickshire 1952-2011

Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: Trevor Easterbrook(Editor)
202 pages, 70 colour photos, 30 colour illustrations, colour distribution maps
Birds of the Heart of England
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  • Birds of the Heart of England ISBN: 9781846318856 Hardback Jun 2013 Out of Print #204205
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About this book

Drawing upon a remarkable sixty years of surveys, this fascinating and richly illustrated book provides an in-depth picture of birdlife in the very heart of the United Kingdom, the twelve 10km squares surrounding Banbury and including parts of Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire.

The product of annual surveys since 1952, Birds of the Heart of England creates a snapshot of remarkable changes in the distribution of many birds through the use of clear colour maps, species accounts and a variety of illustrations. It will be required reading in the region but its sheer depth of data will make it an important volume for ornithological groups across the UK.

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Trevor Easterbrook has been recording and writing on birdlife for many years.

Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: Trevor Easterbrook(Editor)
202 pages, 70 colour photos, 30 colour illustrations, colour distribution maps
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"[...] The eye-catching Great Spotted Woodpecker on the jacket cover beckons a good read for all local birders, a recommended source for conservationists in an area threatened by road, rail, air and housing development – an ideal template for other societies, visitors to this region."
- David Glue, BTO book reviews

"[...] This is one of a series of excellent county publications produced recently by the non-profit-making Liverpool University Press and is highly recommended for anyone interested in the systematic monitoring of birds in their home area."
- John Clark, www.britishbirds.co.uk, 25-10-2013

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