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Categories Latest Book News Bookstore home page Bird Family Guides Antbirds to Kingfishers Megapodes to Raptors Seabirds to Waterfowl Regional Guides North America / Bird Finding Guides to N. America Mexico Caribbean & Central America South America Europe Africa, Middle East and Indian Ocean Asia Australasia & Pacific General Birding Books (rarities, checklist of the world and ornithology) Bird CDs Mammals, Botany etc		Bird Books REGIONAL GUIDES - Mexico If 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). Where to Watch Birds in Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean by Nigel Wheatley Click here for a Surfbirds Review Order from Amazon.com Order from Amazon.co.uk The Road to El Cielo by Fred and Marie S. Webster Click here for a Surfbirds Review Order from Amazon.com Order from Amazon.co.uk A Bird-Finding Guide to Mexico/Where to Watch Birds in Mexico Steve Howell Finally, a guide to Mexico's best birdwatching sites. There are over 100 sites covering 1000 species. From the author of the Field Guide to Mexico (see below). In essence, don't leave home for Mexico without it. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com A Guide to the Birds of Mexico and Northern Central America Steve Howell and Sophie Webb Guide to all 1070 species in the region (Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, northern Nicaragua). 71 color plates by Webb include many plumages never illustrated before plus maps. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.co.uk Tropical Mexico: The Ecotravellers'... In this book is all the information you need to find, identify, and learn about this region's magnificent animal life. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com A Field Guide to the Birds of Mexico and Adjacent Areas Ernest Preston Edwards Practical field guide of all Mexico's regular species. Includes English, Spanish and Latin names. Plates include 850 species. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.co.uk Birds of the Indian Ocean Islands: Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion, Rodrigues, Seychelles, and the Comoros Ian Sinclair & Olivier Langrand First comprehensive guide to the region of Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros and Mascarenes. Covers 359 regular species including many endemics. 71 plates and clear text with up to date range maps. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.co.uk The Birds of Israel Shirihai A monumental work by Hadoram Shirihia. Over 500 colour photos and 200 line drawings by Alan Harris it is packed with more information about the country's avifauna than any other. This is not a field guide. US Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.com UK Birders click here for more details on this book from Amazon.co.uk Which section of the bookstore would you like to go to next? Latest Book News Bookstore home page Bird Family Guides Antbirds to Kingfishers Megapodes to Raptors Seabirds to Waterfowl Regional Guides North America / Bird Finding Guides to N. America Mexico Caribbean & Central America South America Europe Africa, Middle East and Indian Ocean Asia Australasia & Pacific General Birding Books (rarities, checklist of the world and ornithology) Bird CDs Mammals, Botany etc Privacy Policy Questions?