Birds in a Cage
This moving and heart-warming tale of prisoners of war and how birding kept them sane is highly recommended, says Rebecca Armstrong.
21/10/2013
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This moving and heart-warming tale of prisoners of war and how birding kept them sane is highly recommended, says Rebecca Armstrong.
21/10/2013
Richard Bonser is impressed with the latest volume in the acclaimed multimedia book-and-DVD series on seabird identification.
16/10/2013
Dominic Mitchell reviews this Special Volume in the acclaimed Handbook of the Birds of the World (HBW) series.
15/10/2013
Roar Solheim and Karl-Otto Jacobsen are impressed with the Poyser treatment of this iconic species, though a second revision could make it...
23/09/2013
This book is a practical and useful guide to field-based ecological surveys, says Leo Batten.
23/09/2013
Author Andrew Fallan has managed to put his finger on the complicated question of why we love birding.David Campbell thinks we could all...
23/09/2013
A well-researched and passionate book, says Matthew Grainger, but could more be said about the conservation of the iconic Black Grouse?
23/09/2013
George Monbiot's latest book is a well-researched and timely look at current conservation efforts, says Gerry Rawcliffe.
23/09/2013
Alan Tilmouth explores a measured, thoughtful and inspiring diarised guide to the best of British wildlife.
19/09/2013
Luke Tiller reviews the next book in Richard Crossley's innovative identification series, ideal for all hawk enthusiasts.
19/09/2013
Dominic Mitchell reviews this guide of the archipelago’s unique and rare species, and it's outstanding potential for vagrants.
13/08/2013
In this latest Poyser monograph, Tim Appleton finds a fascinating and comprehensive account of this beautiful duck.
12/08/2013