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hardcover. Condition: New. New item in gift quality condition. 99% of orders arrive in 4-10 days. Discounted shipping on multiple books.

Condition: As New. Marsack, Peter; Franklin, Kim; Davies, Jeff (illustrator). Unread book in perfect condition.

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Flexibinding. Condition: Very Good. Used copy in very good condition. Clean crisp pages. Creasing and shelf wear to cover. The Australian avifauna is large, diverse, and spectacular, reflecting the continent's impressive habitats and evolutionary history. Looking at more than 900 species, The Australian Bird Guide is the most comprehensive field guide on Australian birds available, and contains by far the best coverage of southern seabirds. With 249 color plates containing 4,000 stunning images, this book offers a far more in-depth treatment of subspecies, rarities, and overall plumage variation than comparative guides. The artwork meets the highest standards, and the text is rigorously accurate and current in terms of identification details, distribution, and status. The Australian Bird Guide sets a new bar for coverage of Australia's remarkable avifauna and is indispensable to all birders and naturalists interested in this area of the world, including the southern oceans.

Davies, Jeff, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin. (illustrator). first edition).Octavo, paperback, flexibound,566 pp.,colour illustrations by Jeff Davies, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin, maps. The new CSIRO Publishing Australian Bird Guide (ABG) has been ten years in the making. With all Australian endemics and non-endemics, described and illustrated in all plumage states, this guide will be the standard reference on Australian birds for generations. ABG contains over 4700 detailed paintings illustrating species variations including male, female and juvenile features. 927 species are described: 658 native breeding species, 89 non-breeding visitors, 154 vagrants and 26 introduced species with persisting wild populations. Using the latest taxonomy, ABG covers all species and distinctive subspecies recorded in Australia and its external territories. Each species is also given an "encounter score" that indicates how likely it is to be seen. Key identification points are labelled on the artwork to aid quick and easy identification. The publication of ABG marks the most up-to-date and comprehensive field guide of Australian birds available. Indexed by common and scientific name.

paperback. Condition: Good Plus. 566pp. (blue spine) large 8vo. 2017. First impression. A good plus only copy because their is pink highlighting to some of the bird titles throughout the volume. It is nonetheless, a clean, tight and bright more than acceptable reference copy. The text supported by numerous colour plates of Australian birds and distribution maps. Original red ribbon page divider still attached. A light reading crease running down the length of the front card cover. A little shelf wear to the card covers. A very useful still attractive reference copy.

Davies, Jeff, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin. (illustrator). revised edition).Octavo, paperback, flexibound,576 pp.,colour illustrations by Jeff Davies, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin, maps. Bumped corners, otherwise very good secondhand copy (not as pictured). This revision has a much improved index, with updated maps, artwork and species accounts. The CSIRO Publishing Australian bird guide (ABG) was ten years in the making. With all Australian endemics and non-endemics, described and illustrated in all plumage states, this guide will be the standard reference on Australian birds for generations. ABG contains over 4700 detailed paintings illustrating species variations including male, female and juvenile features. 927 species are described: 658 native breeding species, 89 non-breeding visitors, 154 vagrants and 26 introduced species with persisting wild populations. Using the latest taxonomy, ABG covers all species and distinctive subspecies recorded in Australia and its external territories. Each species is also given an "encounter score" that indicates how likely it is to be seen. Key identification points are labelled on the artwork to aid quick and easy identification. The publication of ABG marks the most up-to-date and comprehensive field guide of Australian birds available. Indexed by common and scientific name.

Davies, Jeff, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin. (illustrator). revised edition).Octavo, paperback, flexibound,576 pp.,colour illustrations by Jeff Davies, Peter Marsack and Kim Franklin, maps. This revision has a much improved index, with updated maps, artwork and species accounts. The CSIRO Publishing Australian bird guide (ABG) was ten years in the making. With all Australian endemics and non-endemics, described and illustrated in all plumage states, this guide will be the standard reference on Australian birds for generations. ABG contains over 4700 detailed paintings illustrating species variations including male, female and juvenile features. 927 species are described: 658 native breeding species, 89 non-breeding visitors, 154 vagrants and 26 introduced species with persisting wild populations. Using the latest taxonomy, ABG covers all species and distinctive subspecies recorded in Australia and its external territories. Each species is also given an "encounter score" that indicates how likely it is to be seen. Key identification points are labelled on the artwork to aid quick and easy identification. The publication of ABG marks the most up-to-date and comprehensive field guide of Australian birds available. Indexed by common and scientific name.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. FINE paperback. 2017 Csiro Publishing. NO inscriptions. NB. Regrettably NOT available to send to EU countries.

Condition: New. KlappentextComprehensive yet portable, this concise field-guide edition of Australian Bird Guide is an essential companion for every birdwatcher visiting AustraliaThis new, fully updated concise edition of the award-winning Australian Bi.