This guide covers the best birding sites in Central America & the Caribbean. In a format familiar to readers of this very popular series, each site is considered in terms of ` Habitat`, ` Timing`, ` Access` & ` Calendar`, allowing birders to plan excursions to maximise the chances of getting the best out of each site & each region. The book

Includes:: detailed maps of the larger sites, plus general maps of the regions covered, & it is illustrated with line drawings.

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East Anglia is one of the best birding regions in Engl&. With its extensive areas of nationally scarce habitat such as the fens, reedbeds, undisturbed beaches & Breckland heath, it can be the only place to see several of England's most exciting birds. This is a guide to where to go in East Anglia to see many different species. It contains site accounts, plans, maps, lists of birds in the region & advice on planning birdwatching trips. This fourth edition is revised & updated. ...

This guide lists over 200 of the best birdwatching sites in Britain, Europe & North Africa, including such habitats as sea-cliffs, beaches, pine forests, deciduous woodl&, lakes, rivers, deltas, reedbeds & islands. Details of birds to be seen at each season, illustrations of specialities, & directions, are included for each site. ...

Costa Rica is famed for its rich diversity of wildlife. More than 820 species occur in this small country & almost a third of the country is protected in reserves. This superb new guide features 53 top birding locations throughout the country, grouped into six regions that reflect avian distribution in Costa Rica. Each site

Includes:: a general introduction & access directions, with many maps & lists of target species. Eight sample itineraries will help plan a visit to the country, & a complete checklist

Includes:: abundance ratings. Information is also included about the best locations to find endemics & other sought-after species.



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Whether local or visiting, expert or novice, Where to Watch Birds in Devon & Cornwall is the essential guide for any active birdwatcher in these counties. All significant birdwatching areas in the region are analysed under the headings ` Habitat`, ` Timing`, ` Access` & ` Calendar`, providing all the information necessary to make the most of each & every trip, whatever the time of year. This substantially revised & expanded edition has new chapters, details of `clusters` of sites easily accessible from particular holiday or population centres, additional information on access for the car-bound or disabled, as well as numerous examples of recent occurrences & significant status changes. ...

Over 250 major sites are treated in this book, & many more in passing from Iceland across Europe through Georgia to Ussuriland in southeast Russia. Countries, archipelagos & islands are treated alphabetically, the introduction to each being accompanied by a map showing major routes & the distribution of sites. Each site account lists the birds to be seen & how & where to find them, particularly the specialities, & there is also information on other wildlife & tips on finding accommodation. There is a general introduction to the region, a list of useful addresses to aid in planning & researching a trip as well as a site index &, most importantly, a species index which will enable readers to pinpoint the birds they most want to see. ...

Morocco`s proximity & the variety of its habitats & bird species make it a favoured destination for birders. It is home to rare & endangered species such as Bald Ibis, Dark Chanting Goshawk, Tawny Eagle, Eleonora`s Falcon & African Marsh Owl. 454 species have been recorded, of which 209 breed in the country. As this statistic implies, millions of West European migrants pass seasonally through Morocco. Several wetlands spread along the Atlantic coast are famous for their migrant & wintering waders & gulls. The Atlas ranges are notable for their avifauna & desert species, including larks, wheatears & sandgrouses are found in the Saharan rim. This authoritative book describes over 50 birdwatching sites across Morocco. This book is not a field guide to species, rather it is a guide to the sites of key ornithological importance in Morocco. It contains information & detailed maps to enable you to plan a visit & provide guidance when you are on your trip. In addition, the book provides an overview of travel in Morocco, information about climate & habitats, when to go, & a full checklist of species. This book is a reprint of The Prion Birdwatchers` Guide to Morocco (2nd Edition, 2003, ISBN: 1871104092). ...

New Zealand`s remarkable range of landscapes is home to an equally spectacular avian fauna. Not only are its endemic & native species at the top of any bird-watcher`s must-see list, but its roll-call of seabirds, such as albatrosses & petrels, is world-renowned. In Where to Watch Birds in New Zealand Kathy Ombler introduces more than 30 of New Zealand`s finest birding sites, with a full description of the location as well as a list of the birds to watch out for. Here are just a few examples of the sites that are covered: Otago Peninsula, home to colonies of northern royal albatross, yellow-eyed & blue penguins & many other seabird species; Kapiti Isl&, huge predator-free island that is a refuge for kokako, takahe, saddleback & stitchbird; &, Farewell Spit, which gives seasonal lodging to hundreds of thousands of New Zealand & overseas migrants. All the sites can be visited privately or with guided tours, & many of the tour & sanctuary operators have good connections with key bird-watching organisations in the Britain & the US. The book also

Includes:: location maps, colour photography, a list of all the species mentioned, plus a shortlist of `must-see` birds, as well as travel tips & accommodation information for visitors.

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A guide to the best birding sites in the northwestern counties of Cumbria, Lancashire & Cheshire. This area holds some of the finest upland sites in Engl&, as well as some superb wetlands including Morecambe Bay which holds the largest wader roost in the country. The western coast of Northern England has a good record for attracting Nearctic vagrants, & the Lake District is the only place in England where Golden Eagles breed. The guide explores the best birding sites in the area, & several new sites have been added to this revised & updated third edition. Each site is described in terms of habitat, species, access & timing, & the volume is illustrated throughout with line drawings & maps of each site. This book seeks to enable birders plan productive trips at any time of the year. ...

North & east Spain embraces an impressive range of habitats from the Pyrenees to the sun-drenched Catalan coast. As a consequence the area is rich in birdlife & full of potential for visiting birders. Almost 200 sites are described in terms of habitat, access & the species to be seen. The major sites are accompanied by a map as well as maps of the region to show the location of each site. The first edition of this book, by Michael Rebane, has played a major part in drawing attention to parts of Spain which have been relatively neglected by birding visitors. Michael Rebane has been joined by Ernest Garcia for this comprehensive revision, which brings the information on all sites up-to-date & introduces a number of exciting new localities. All the important sites in the mountains, plains & coastlands of the region are covered in detail. ...