Britain's Birds : An Identification Guide to the Birds of Britain and Ireland / Robert Still, Andy Swash, Hugh Harrop, David Tipling, Rob Hume.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- The Species Accounts -- The types of bird -- Wildfowl (swans, geese, ducks) -- Cormorants, divers and grebes -- Seabirds (Gannet, Fulmar, shearwaters, petrels) -- Gulls and terns -- Skuas -- Auks (puffins, guillemots, Razorbill, murrelets) -- Waders (plovers, sandpipers, curlews, godwits, snipe and related species) -- Large waterside birds (herons, bitterns, egrets, ibis, Spoonbill, cranes, storks) -- Bustards -- Crakes and rails (includes Moorhen, coots, gallinules) -- Pheasants, partridges, grouse and related species -- Pigeons and doves -- Sandgrouse -- Owls and nightjars -- Birds of prey (eagles, kites, Osprey, buzzards, harriers, hawks, falcons and related species) -- Kingfishers, cuckoos, Hoopoe, bee-eaters, Roller and parrot -- Woodpeckers -- Aerial feeders (swifts, swallows, martins) -- Larks, pipits and wagtails -- Dipper, Wren, accentors, oriole, starlings and waxwings -- Thrushes, chats and wheatears -- Warblers, cisticola and crests -- Flycatchers -- Tits, nuthatches and 'creepers' -- Shrikes -- Crows (includes Jay, Magpie, Nutcracker) -- Sparrows and finches -- Buntings -- Vagrant landbirds from North America -- Birds of uncertain origin and escapes/introductions -- British and Irish Lists, and status and legislation -- Acknowledgements and photographic credits -- Index

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