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Author(s): Marion Pauli, Caroline Boucher (editors)
ISBN(s): 9780276445491, 027644549X
Edition: revised
File Details: PDF, 72.90 MB
Year: 2009
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 027644549X
ISBN 13: 9780276445491
Author: Marion Pauli, Caroline Boucher 

This authoritative and comprehensive guide provides clear identification and details on lifestyle and habitat for all 216 species of bird commonly found in Britain, plus a further 117 rarer species whose irregular visits add excitement to the birdwatcher’s year. More than 700 colour illustrations help to identify each bird, and distribution maps show where to see them and at what time of year. The birds are grouped according to the habitat in which they are most often seen to help you locate the correct species. The book also includes a helpful section on identifying birds by colour and in flight, highlighting tell-tale features to help you distinguish one species from another. With this beautiful guide you can appreciate the birdlife of Britain in all its splendour.
 

The Book of British Birds 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Understanding Birds

  • Bird anatomy and basic biology.
  • How to identify birds: key features and field marks.
  • Bird behavior and communication.
  • The role of birds in ecosystems.

Chapter 2: Birdwatching Essentials

  • Equipment for birdwatching: binoculars, field guides, and cameras.
  • Best practices for observing birds in the wild.
  • Birdwatching hotspots across Britain.
  • Ethical considerations for birdwatchers.

Chapter 3: Birds of the Woodland and Forest

  • Common species in British woodlands.
  • Adaptations to forest habitats.
  • Notable species: woodpeckers, tits, and warblers.
  • Conservation efforts for woodland birds.

Chapter 4: Birds of the Wetlands and Marshes

  • Overview of wetland ecosystems in Britain.
  • Species found in marshes, rivers, and lakes.
  • Notable species: waders, ducks, and reed warblers.
  • Importance of wetland conservation.

Chapter 5: Birds of the Seashore and Coastal Habitats

  • Coastal bird species and their adaptations.
  • Notable species: gulls, terns, and puffins.
  • The challenges of coastal living for birds.
  • The impact of climate change and human activity on coastal bird populations.

Chapter 6: Birds of the Farmland and Countryside

  • The role of farmland birds in British agriculture.
  • Species commonly found in rural areas.
  • Notable species: skylarks, partridges, and kestrels.
  • The effect of modern farming on bird populations.

Chapter 7: Migratory Birds and Seasonal Movements

  • Patterns of migration in British birds.
  • Understanding the migratory routes and the challenges birds face.
  • Notable migratory species: swallows, warblers, and geese.
  • The impact of climate change on migration patterns.

Chapter 8: Raptor Species in Britain

  • Overview of raptors (birds of prey) in Britain.
  • Notable species: eagles, hawks, and owls.
  • Conservation and protection of raptor species.
  • How to identify common raptors.

Chapter 9: Small Birds and Garden Species

  • Common small birds found in gardens and urban areas.
  • Notable species: sparrows, robins, and finches.
  • Attracting birds to your garden.
  • The challenges faced by small birds in urban environments.

Chapter 10: Rare and Endangered Birds in Britain

  • Overview of the most endangered species in Britain.
  • Conservation efforts for rare birds.
  • Notable rare species: corncrake, hen harrier, and bittern.
  • The role of bird reserves and organizations in protection efforts.

Chapter 11: The Science of Bird Conservation

  • The importance of monitoring bird populations.
  • Threats to bird species: habitat loss, climate change, and pollution.
  • Conservation initiatives and policies in Britain.
  • How individuals can contribute to bird conservation efforts.

Chapter 12: Birdwatching Calendar and Key Events

  • A month-by-month guide to birdwatching in Britain.
  • Seasonal changes and the birds to look out for.
  • Major birdwatching festivals and events in Britain.
  • How to keep track of bird sightings and contribute to citizen science.

Glossary

  • Key terms and concepts in ornithology and birdwatching.

References

  • A list of further reading and resources for bird enthusiasts.

Index

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