Pocket Guide To Garden Birds
“Pocket Guide To Garden Birds” by Nigel Blake, published by Bloomsbury USA on May 19, 2015, is a comprehensive resource for bird enthusiasts. This 192-page guide covers essential topics such as feeding birds, constructing bird tables and nest boxes, and creating a garden that supports nesting and feeding. It also includes an identification guide featuring eighty-three common garden bird species, from familiar ones like the chaffinch and blue tit to less common visitors such as the brambling and tawny owl.
Readers will find a visually engaging experience with stunning full-page images accompanying the informative text. The guide is designed for ease of use, making it suitable for both novice and experienced birdwatchers. With its focus on nature and birds, this edition serves as a practical tool for anyone interested in enhancing their garden for wildlife observation and enjoyment. The paperback format, featuring flaps for durability and built-in page markers, ensures that this guide is both functional and accessible in the field.
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This compact title is an essential guide to every aspect of the subject–from when and what to feed the birds to building bird tables and nest boxes to planting a garden that will provide nesting, feeding, and roosting places. There is also an identification guide to eighty-three of the most common garden bird species, including the familiar chaffinch and blue tit and more unusual visitors, such as brambling, redstart, and tawny owl.
This book is as visually impressive as it is easy to use, with many stunning full-page images to support the authoritative text. Printed on quality paper, the paperback format with flaps adds to the book’s durability in the field and provides built-in page markers for quick reference.
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