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Academic & Professional Books  Ornithology  Birdwatching

100 Birds to See Before You Die The Ultimate Wish-List for Birders Everywhere

Art / Photobook Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: David Chandler(Author), Dominic Couzens(Author), Nick Baker(Author)
224 pages, 200 full-colour photographs, 100 distribution maps
100 Birds to See Before You Die
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  • 100 Birds to See Before You Die ISBN: 9781844420193 Hardback May 2008 Out of Print #173558
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About this book

Features 100 of the most incredible avian species across the world, illustrated with stunning photographs of each. Entries describe the natural history and significance of the featured species, with summary information including size (and wingspan, where applicable); distribution; habitat; classification; population & conservation status; and the reason for inclusion.

While many of the species would be on any bird enthusiast's wish list, the list has been fiercely debated over by two renowned birding authors, using various criteria to arrive at a top 100. Some species are endangered and therefore a must to see and conserve; others are quite common but have a particular plumage or behaviour that makes them exceptional; and others have a legendary status amongst birdwatchers and the layman, such as the dancing Red-crowned Cranes and the spectacular Gyr Falcon.

Contents

Foreword; Introduction; The 100 Birds; Further Reading a Resources; Index; Ticklist.

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Biography

David Chandler has been watching birds for more than 25 years over three continents. He has worked for the RSPB and BirdLife International and is now a freelance writer and Environmental Educator. He is co-author of the RSPB Children's Guide to Birdwatching. He lives in Histon, Cambridge with his family.

Dominic Couzens is a full time writer on birds and wildlife, contributing to a number of magazines, including Bird Watching, BBC Wildlife and the RSPB's Birds magazine, and has written many books, including the best-selling The Secret Lives of Garden Birds. He lives in Frendown, Dorset with his family.

Nick Baker is a naturalist, television presenter and author, his TV credits including Really Wild Show; Under the Skin, Watchout, Nick's Quest and Nick Baker's Weird Creatures. He is a regular contributor to Radio 4's The Natural History Programme and writes for an impressive array of publications including the RSPB's Bird and Birdlife Magazines; BBC Wildlife Magazine and Wildlife Watch; his books include The Natural History Almanac, Amateur Naturalist, and Nick Baker's British Wildlife.

Art / Photobook Flora / Fauna Out of Print
By: David Chandler(Author), Dominic Couzens(Author), Nick Baker(Author)
224 pages, 200 full-colour photographs, 100 distribution maps
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