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The first comprehensive and fully illustrated field guide to the birds of Peru.

More than 1800 species - nearly one fifth of the world's birds - have been recorded in Peru, the second richest avifauna of any country in the world. This field guide enables users to identify all species found there, and is also useful throughout much of western South America.

- Featuring 307 superb, high-quality colour plates directly opposite concise descriptions and full-colour distribution maps for quick reference and easy identification
- Distinct plumages, subspecies, sexes, age classes and morphs are fully illustrated
- Detailed text discusses key identification features, status, distribution and vocalisations

This is a must-have guide for any ornithologist or visitor to this popular birding destination.



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'this new guide is a really excellent book that will make birding in Peru so much easier and enjoyable. It is laid out in the perfect way for a field guide' www.wingsbirds.com 'The book describes, maps and illustrates them all, and is a model of high-quality illustration, concise information and clear graphics. A must for both ornitho-experts and armchair dreamers.' Guardian (Nov 2007) " This book far surpasses the competition and for the first time allows identification of unfamiliar species throughout Peru using only one book " Ibis (April 09) '...this book is on a trajectory to revolutionise birding in Peru and to make a monumental contribution toward environmental awareness and conservation in the country.' Cotinga (2009)

Field Guide to Birds of Peru

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    A Paperback / softback by Thomas S. Schulenberg, Daniel F. Lane, Douglas F. Stotz

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
      Publication Date: 30/11/2007
      ISBN13: 9780713686739, 978-0713686739
      ISBN10: 0713686731

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The first comprehensive and fully illustrated field guide to the birds of Peru.

      More than 1800 species - nearly one fifth of the world's birds - have been recorded in Peru, the second richest avifauna of any country in the world. This field guide enables users to identify all species found there, and is also useful throughout much of western South America.

      - Featuring 307 superb, high-quality colour plates directly opposite concise descriptions and full-colour distribution maps for quick reference and easy identification
      - Distinct plumages, subspecies, sexes, age classes and morphs are fully illustrated
      - Detailed text discusses key identification features, status, distribution and vocalisations

      This is a must-have guide for any ornithologist or visitor to this popular birding destination.



      Trade Review
      'this new guide is a really excellent book that will make birding in Peru so much easier and enjoyable. It is laid out in the perfect way for a field guide' www.wingsbirds.com 'The book describes, maps and illustrates them all, and is a model of high-quality illustration, concise information and clear graphics. A must for both ornitho-experts and armchair dreamers.' Guardian (Nov 2007) " This book far surpasses the competition and for the first time allows identification of unfamiliar species throughout Peru using only one book " Ibis (April 09) '...this book is on a trajectory to revolutionise birding in Peru and to make a monumental contribution toward environmental awareness and conservation in the country.' Cotinga (2009)

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