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Used: Acceptable. Size: a5 green; Condition good. Isbn 0-7136-3519-3, 0713635193. Cumbria, Lancashire and Cheshire boast some of the most varied habitats in Britain from the mountains of the Lake District to the green plains of Cheshire. The region also has four bird-rich estuaries which are of international importance. The authors have divided this guide into eight regions covering 66 sites. As with other volumes in this series, each site is described under the headings of habitat, access, timing and calendar giving the visitor all the information required to make the most of each trip. Jonathan Guest is a former bird recorder and editor of the "Cheshire Bird Report" and is joint editor of "A Breeding Atlas of Cheshire and Wirral". Malcolm Hutcheson also wrote "Cumbrian Birds".
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