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Where to Watch Birds in Yorkshire

Wildlife Guide Out of Print
By: John R Mather(Author)
320 pages, line drawings, maps
Publisher: Helm
Where to Watch Birds in Yorkshire
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  • Where to Watch Birds in Yorkshire ISBN: 9780713687828 Edition: 3 Paperback Nov 2008 Out of Print #174655
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Please note (11/07/2014): A reader pointed out that the map on page 229 has accidentally been duplicated on page 214. The publisher confirmed that this printing error unfortunately has affected the whole print run.

This is a detailed account of over 100 of the best birdwatching sites in the great county on Yorkshire. The sites range from Spurn Point in the south-east, northwards along the coast to Flamborough Head and the Teesestuary and inland along the Pennine Chain with its many reservoirs and the high barren moorlands to the rolling hills of the North York moors. Every site is described with directions for access and distances for travel as well as lists of all species to be found at the various seasons.

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John Mather has been the editor of the Yorkshire County Bird Report for the past 11 years. He is also the author of The Birds of Yorkshire, 1986 (Helm), Birds of the Harrogate District, 2000 and the first two editions of Where to Watch Birds in Yorkshire.

Wildlife Guide Out of Print
By: John R Mather(Author)
320 pages, line drawings, maps
Publisher: Helm
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" [...] a well-established and successful series [...] "
- British Ornithologists' Union (2009)

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