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, and there are 340 colour distribution maps. The facing-page layout, with colour plates opposite the relevant species descriptions, makes at-a-glace reference easy for anyone interested in the birdlife of the Pacific.
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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, and there are 340 colour distribution maps. The facing-page layout, with colour plates opposite the relevant species descriptions, makes at-a-glace reference easy for anyone interested in the birdlife of the Pacific.
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Add this copy of Birds of the Solomons, Vanuatu & New Caledonia to cart. $101.53, good condition, Sold by Fieldfare Books rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Sidmouth, DEVON, UNITED KINGDOM, published 1999 by A & C Black.
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Good. No Jacket. Size: 6x0x8; The first comprehensive guide to cover all 362 species found in this fascinating and little known region of the Southwest Pacific. This book comes from the collection of David Pitman who was once in the top 10 for his world list of species seen.
