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Birds of Belize (Corrie Herring Hooks Series),Used
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With nearly six hundred identified species of birdsand an average of five 'new' species discovered annuallyBelize is becoming a birding hotspot for amateur and professional birders from around the globe. Thousands of birders visit the country each year to enjoy Belize's amazing abundance and variety of both temperate and tropical birds in natural habitats that remain largely unspoiled. But until now, despite the growing need for an authoritative identification guide, birders have had to rely on regional field guides that offer only limited information on Belizean birds.Birds of Belize provides the first complete guide to the identification of all currently known species574 in all. The birds are grouped by families, with an introduction to each family that highlights its uniquely identifying characteristics and behaviors. The species accounts include all the details necessary for field identification: scientific and common names, size, plumage features, thorough voice descriptions, habitat, distribution, and status in Belize. Full color, expertly drawn illustrations by noted bird artist Dana Gardner present male and female, juvenile and adult, and basic and alternate plumages to aid visual identification throughout the year, while 234 range maps show the birds' distribution and seasonality in Belize. A comprehensive bibliography completes the volume.
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- Q: What is the focus of the book 'Birds of Belize'? A: The book focuses on providing a comprehensive identification guide for the 574 known bird species in Belize, making it suitable for both amateur and professional birders.
- Q: How many pages does 'Birds of Belize' have? A: The book contains 317 pages, offering detailed information about various bird species.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Birds of Belize'? A: The author of 'Birds of Belize' is H. Lee Jones, who provides authoritative insights into the bird species of Belize.
- Q: What type of illustrations are included in the book? A: The book features full-color illustrations by noted bird artist Dana Gardner, showcasing male and female, juvenile and adult birds, as well as various plumage types.
- Q: Is 'Birds of Belize' suitable for beginners in birdwatching? A: Yes, 'Birds of Belize' is suitable for beginners as it provides clear identification features and explanations, making it accessible for amateur birders.
- Q: What kind of information can I find in the species accounts? A: The species accounts include scientific and common names, size, plumage features, voice descriptions, habitat, distribution, and conservation status in Belize.
- Q: Does the book include range maps for the birds? A: Yes, 'Birds of Belize' includes 234 range maps that illustrate the distribution and seasonality of the birds in Belize.
- Q: What is the binding type of 'Birds of Belize'? A: The book is available in paperback binding, making it lightweight and easy to carry for birdwatching trips.
- Q: When was 'Birds of Belize' published? A: The book was published on January 1, 2004.
- Q: Can 'Birds of Belize' be used for field identification? A: Yes, the book is designed specifically for field identification, providing essential details needed for recognizing birds in their natural habitats.