This valuable book surveys the best birding sites in Britain, covering almost four hundred sites in seven geographic regions, from southwest England to Scotland. The book is a rewritten, considerably expanded, and new edition of the authors’ highly acclaimed Birdwatching in Britain: A Site by Site Guide, published almost twenty years ago. 
The authors describe each site briefly, noting what times of year are best for birding there. They also comment on each site in terms of the kinds of habitats found, whether it is reachable by car or on foot, at what times of year different species of birds may be found, and contact information. With detailed maps of the larger sites and general maps of the regions covered as well as original color artwork and black-and-white wash drawings, the book is an attractive and informative resource.

Where to Watch Birds in Britain

Science & Math

Harrap, Simon

Redman, Nigel

Nature & Ecology

Yale University Press

The chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, and treecreepers include some of the best-known birds in the world. They also number among them some species so rare that they have been seen by only a handful of birdwatchers. This is the first guide to cover all of these families across the globe. The comprehensive text provides extensive information about each species, including identification, description, vocalizations, geographical distribution and variation, habits, habitats, breeding biology, and relationships. Beautifully drawn full-color plates detail all of the species, and the book includes over 100 color maps and additional line drawings.
 This is the only guide of its kind. It covers the many members of these popular bird families, which count among them chickadees, titmice, penduline tits, Verdin, Bushtit, long-tailed tits, nuthatches, treecreepers and Wallcreeper. With its worldwide coverage, the book reaches far beyond Europe and North America to encompass the many exciting species to be found in Africa and Asia. Its illustrations are similarly unique and extensive. The author is a well-known writer who is on the editorial board of Birding World magazine and a regular contributor to Bird Watching. The illustrator is an award-winning artist who has been named "Bird Illustrator of the Year" by British Birds magazine.
 Here is an authoritative guidebook that will appeal to both casual birders and professional ornithologists alike. It is a wonderful resource for anyone who has a birdfeeder and for everyone with an interest in birds.

Chickadees, Tits, Nuthatches, and Treecreepers

Quinn, David

Biological Sciences

Princeton University Press

This definitive guide to the best birding sites in Britain has been adapted from the successful and popular Birdwatching in Britain: a Site by Site Guide, also published by Christopher Helm. The original has been fully revised and considerably expanded, with many new sites added, enabling birders of all levels to plan successful birding trips anywhere in Britain.Key features include: detailed descriptions of more than 440 sites throughout the region; site accounts provide details on habitat, access, key species and further information; fully researched, with essential information on the best places to find the more localised species; accurate maps provided for more than 250 sites; and many beautiful new ink-and-wash illustrations.

A&C Black

Orchids have long held a fascination, both for keen botanists and the general public. From the mania of Victorian collectors to the enthusiasm of modern photographers, this family of flowering plants has a strange and exotic appeal. Many orchids are beautiful, and some are rare. The time is ripe for a new, well illustrated orchid guide, covering the identification, biology and conservation of British and Irish orchids. Until recently, the whereabouts of the rarer species was shrouded in secrecy, making publication of any details ethically impossible. In the last few years, however, these veils have been lifted and it is now possible to publish locations for all but one or two species. For the first time, this book includes a detailed site guide, covering the best places to see orchids in Britain. "A model field guide: good, large photographs that are actually rather gorgeous; a clear text that tells you how to identify the plant using the English language rather than "botanicalese"; useful diagrams of those spectacular flower parts; and a really comprehensive section on geographical range and subspecies." The Daily Telegraph

Orchids of Britain and Ireland : A Field and Site Guide

Harrap, Anne

Black

Flowers of the Norfolk Broads

Norfolk Nature

This guide covers the very best birding sites in Britain. In a format familiar to readers of this popular series, each site is considered in terms of 'Habitat', Access' and 'Birds', allowing birders of all levels to plan successful birding trips anywhere in Britain, and to maximise the chances of getting the best out of each site and each region. The book includes detailed maps of the larger sites, plus general maps of the regions covered, and it is illustrated with attractive line drawings. This book has been extensively revised, with several new sites added for this edition, together with information on disabled access for most sites.
 Praise for the 1st edition:
"There could be no better guide than this book" Chris Packham
 "Highly recommended....the best guide of its kind" RSPB Birds
 "Don't leave home without it" Birding

Helm

This brand new edition of the best-selling field guide from the RSPB is compact, informative and beautifully illustrated, and features 215 of the most common birds found in Britain.

RSPB Pocket Guide to British Birds: Second edition

The orchid family is one of the largest plant families in the world. It is at its most diverse in the tropics, where its exotic and colorful flowers are truly breathtaking. Britain and Ireland have just 56 species of wild orchids, some of which are rare or scarce, while others are surprisingly inconspicuous. Yet whether large or small, all orchids share flamboyant flower structures and incredible beauty.
This new Pocket Guide covers all 56 species of British and Irish orchids, with concise text, breathtaking color photographs, and accurate range maps based on compilations made by the Biological Record Centre. The book is derived from the highly acclaimed Orchids of Britain and Ireland: A Field and Site Guide, also by Simon Harrap.

Pocket Guide to the Orchids of Britain and Ireland

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Bloomsbury Natural History

This edition of the best-selling field guide from the RSPB is compact, informative and beautifully illustrated, and features 215 of the most common birds found in Britain.

Bloomsbury Wildlife

Orchids of Britain and Ireland: A Field and Site Guide

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Where to Watch Birds in Britain

Chickadees, Tits, Nuthatches, and Treecreepers

Where to Watch Birds in Britain

Orchids of Britain and Ireland : A Field and Site Guide

Flowers of the Norfolk Broads

Where to Watch Birds in Britain

RSPB Pocket Guide to British Birds: Second edition

Pocket Guide to the Orchids of Britain and Ireland

RSPB Pocket Guide to British Birds: Second edition

Orchids of Britain and Ireland: A Field and Site Guide