Britain's Birds

An excellent photographic guide. ---Kevin Rushby, The Guardian This book series creates the 'wow' factor time and time again, and this volume is no different. lt covers all the birds ever seen in Britain, along with a few that may be escapees, with 3,600 photos of the highest quality - giving you no reason to misidentify any species! ---John Miles, Birdwatching An indispensable aid to help solve the riddles and complexities that makes birding so compulsive'. This summer sees the advent of its superlative second edition, which not only records the changes in the birding landscape in the intervening years but has 400 new photographs plus a comprehensive revision and update of all the species described. ---Stuart Winter, Sunday Express [A] superlative second edition. . . . All those who were delighted when Britain's Birds was first rolled out would be well advised in investing in this encyclopaedic but easy to use and handle work. With 3,500 photographs spread across 576 pages, some may find the new edition is a little heavy to take in the field. Don't despair, there is the lighter Pocket Guide to take out as a companion. Invest in both. ---Stuart Winter, Sunday Express An excellent book. ---Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne, Wall Street International This is still by far the best photographic guide to Britain's birds. ---Andy Stoddart, Rare Bird Alert All in all, this is an absolutely superb guide that deserves to furnish every British birder's bookshelf . . . . It comfortably sits as the ultimate photo field guide on the market for British birds and comes thoroughly recommended. ---Josh Jones, Birdguides.com The majority of species have four to six photographs of each species, more images than most illustrated guides and the photographs have been very well chosen indeed. Not only have the authors amassed a vast reference collection here but have managed to source pictures that actually show the key identification points, an amazing feat! * Biggest Twitch Birdwatching Trips * A brilliant book collection . . . each volume is a colourful, fact-filled introduction to the animals, insects, plants and habitats that makes watching wildlife so fascinating. ---Stuart Winter, Sunday Express I can't recommend this book highly enough, the first edition was excellent, but it's just got bigger and better and is a credit to both the authors and photographers. Whether you are an advanced birder or a beginner this book should be on your bookshelf as an essential reference. ---Mike King, Gloster Birder The photographs are exceptional and are extremely detailed and the layout of the book with flight patterns and distinguishing features is perfect. . . . Outstanding. ---Roy Stewart, British Naturalist's Association Many books which promise to be 'fully revised and updated' simply don't deliver (particularly after only a few years) but this one does and does it more thoroughly and comprehensively than any other book I can bring to mind. . . . By striking a good balance between the competing demands of a full treatment of Britain's birds, cost and portability . . . it stands head-and-shoulders above its rivals (a position unlikely to change any time soon). In the tidal wave of bird guides in recent decades it is one of the few actually breaks new ground and is likely to be a useful reference for years to come. ---John Cantelo, Birding Cadiz Province This is yet another ground-breaking field guide from the WILDGuides imprint, and an outstanding guide to Britain's birds for observers of all levels. . . . The authors and all contributors are to be heartily congratulated. ---Chris Sharpe, Curious Naturalist No guide I've seen contains better bird photographs than WildGuides' Britain's Birds and a revised second edition of this formidable 576-page tome has just been published. The photograph quality provides art gallery experience as you flick through colour-splashed pages seeking birds arriving during lockdown. . . . A real tonic in troubled times. ---Eric Brown, News Shopper This book . . . has been revised and updated for the second edition to make identification even easier. There are 12 new species recorded plus hundreds of new photos and fully revised species accounts to include the latest information in identification features, status, numbers, range and plumages seen during only part of the year. It's a must have for beginners, experienced and professional birders alike. ---British Trust for Ornithology News, Gillian Birtles