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A comprehensive field guide to the birds of Cuba.
The largest island in the Caribbean, Cuba contains a vast range of ecosystems, from scrub and grasslands to mountain ranges and coastal mangrove forests. These landscapes are home to an amazing diversity of avifauna, including 29 extant endemic species along with many other near-endemics and a large number of migratory birds, making Cuba a highly attractive destination for birders.
Revised and updated throughout, this second edition includes high-quality colour plates illustrating more than 370 species recorded in the region, with informative text on facing pages for easy reference. Written by Cuba's two leading ornithologists, the concise species accounts describe key identification features, voice, habitat and behaviour, and are accompanied by accurate colour distribution maps.
The definitive field guide to this magical birding destination, Birds of Cuba is an essential companion for any visiting birder or naturalist.
Published | 07 Nov 2024 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 2nd |
Extent | 256 |
ISBN | 9781399421928 |
Imprint | Helm |
Dimensions | 229 x 152 mm |
Series | Helm Field Guides |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
At the start of the millennium, two of Cuba's foremost ornithologists published the country's first field guide. Twenty-five years later, Arturo Kirkconnell and Orlando H. Garrido have done it again, providing an authoritative updated edition for a new generation of birdwatchers.
Guy Kirwan, Natural History Museum
This new edition represents the best field guide for Cuban birds to date, with field marks for every species recorded, excellent illustrations, and new distribution maps. If you are planning a visit to the island, this book is a must-have.
William Suárez, Curator, National Museum of Natural History of Cuba
The first edition of Field Guide to the Birds of Cuba was groundbreaking, so it is a true pleasure to welcome this second edition. With new records and status updates, it will serve birders in Cuba for years to come.
George E. Wallace, American Bird Conservancy
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