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Field Guide to Birds of North Queensland

Field / Identification Guide
By: Phil Gregory(Author), Jun Matsui(Author)
448 pages, colour photos
Field Guide to Birds of North Queensland
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  • Field Guide to Birds of North Queensland ISBN: 9781921073199 Edition: 2 Paperback Apr 2023 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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The Far North Queensland region in Australia extends from Townsville across the tablelands region to the Gulf of Carpentaria, and includes all of the Cape York Peninsula to the Torres Strait. The many diverse habitats include a large section of the Great Barrier Reef, wet tropics rainforest, both wet and dry eucalypt savanna, mangroves and many wetlands.

Far North Queensland is an outstanding place for birds, with 14 endemic species that occur only in the Wet Tropics, four more on Cape York and six more widespread. The text by Phil Gregory gives a summary of the main identification features for all 420+ regularly occurring species, along with their range, habitat and conservation status.

Each species has up to five stunning photographs taken by local expert guide Jun Matsui and showing the key field characters, with hundreds of new and upgraded photographs added for this second edition.

The new edition includes recently split species such as Cryptic Honeyeater and Eastern Shriketit, as well as covering flagship species like Southern Cassowary, Palm Cockatoo, and both Victoria's and Magnificent Riflebird. It is an essential field guide for serious birders and wildlife enthusiasts, as well as for more general tourists.

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Field / Identification Guide
By: Phil Gregory(Author), Jun Matsui(Author)
448 pages, colour photos
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