All the Birds of the World

I just ordered this “All the Birds of the World” book online, a perfect companion for a cold winter day with a glass of Bushmills whiskey.

I must admit that when the book arrived, I was surprised by the size and weight! It’s not a field or pocket guide. The quality of the illustrations is excellent. I recommend this book to all bird lovers!

It is the easiest and most enjoyable way to browse the world’s birds.

For the first time, you can contemplate All the Birds of the World together in an easy-to-use, fully illustrated volume. Created for a broad public, from novice birders to expert ornithologists and anyone interested in the spectacular diversity of birds, this book has something for everyone.

Presents every taxon accepted as a species by any of the four major world lists: 11,524.
20,865 illustrations covering sexual dimorphism, morphs and many distinctive subspecies.
11,558 distribution maps, with notes on altitudinal ranges. All 3313 one-country endemic species are marked.
IUCN/BirdLife International conservation status is given.
Taxonomic treatment by the four major world lists indicated and compared for each species.
Nomenclatural discrepancies explained.
All English and scientific names from eBird are included.
QR codes for instant access to videos, photos and sound recordings, species-by-species.
Checkboxes for personal record-keeping.
All species are known to have become extinct since the year 1500, presented separately in their appendix.
A 37-page world atlas of colour reference maps with relevant details of interest to birders and ornithologists.
It is the easiest and most enjoyable way to browse all the world’s birds.

More info: https://www.lynxeds.com/product/all-the-birds-of-the-world/

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