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Bird BooksREGIONAL GUIDES - Australasia & PacificIf you are interested in any of the books below and would like to see more reviews, get more details and pricing, or to make a purchase, click on the link underneath the book. Please be aware that all transactions are made directly with the bookseller. Surfbirds.com is not responsible for purchases you make. IF YOU CAN'T FIND THE BOOK YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AMONGST OUR SELECTED TITLES, TRY USING THE SEARCH BOXES ON OUR BOOKSTORE HOME PAGE (Amazon.com for USA birders and Amazon.co.uk for UK birders).
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Revised in 2000, this book covers all 770 species with more than 2,000 illustrations (20 new plates). Maps and text face the plates.
Published 1997. All 328 species in 74 plates make this the only recommended guide to this region.
Describes over two hundred major sites in detail and many more in passing, from New Guinea to New Zealand and across the Pacific to Hawaii.
Situated in the Southwest Pacific, this region boasts a colourful and intriguing range of birds. Of the 362 species covered, 117 are endemics. The colour plates in this guide which is primarily intended for field use depict every species, showing plumages, races and colour morphs.
This is a comprehensive introduction to birdwatching in Australia and New Zealand, linking bird observation to habitat with a special emphasis on conservation. The book covers a diverse range of subjects
This photographic guide deals with the basics of bird identification in Australia by presenting those species that are most likely to be seen in accessible habitats throughout the region.
Field Guide to New Zealand Seabirds by Brian Parkinson
