Birds of Thailand (Princeton Field Guides, 23)

Thailand is the mecca of birding in Southeast Asia. It's convenient to get to and get around, and its birdlife is wondrously diverse, exotic, and plentiful. With Birds of Thailand, Craig Robson and fourteen leading illustrators give us the most up-to-date, comprehensive, and concise field guide to this magnificent country's rich avifaunal heritage in recent years, covering the more than 950 species recorded as of early in the new millennium.
 Facing each of the 128 striking, full-color plates are species accounts accompanied by maps for each, illustrating precise distribution within Thailand. The accurate text covers identification, voice, habitat, behavior, range, status, and breeding for all species and subspecies. Illustrations and entries on a number of species recorded only quite recently are also included.
 The country's varied habitats assure something for every birder, from freshwater marshes to coastal areas, from fields and rice paddies to lush jungles and mangrove forests. In Thailand, one can delight in the brilliantly colored pittas, broadbills, and sunbirds; the deep, dazzling green of barbets, parrots, parakeets, and leafbirds; the aptly named frogmouths; the roosterlike resplendence of the (male) red junglefowl; the ruff, whose breeding male in full plumage sports a truly singular head; and much, much more.
 Birders and all ecologically minded travelers daydreaming of a voyage to this gem of a country will want the latest source of thorough information on its birdlife--in a highly portable, pithy, and vividly illustrated guide. What they will want is Craig Robson's Birds of Thailand.
<ul>
 <li> Comprehensive field guide written specifically for this magnificent, bird-rich country</li>
 <li>128 full-color plates by expert artists covering every major plumage variation, with juveniles also illustrated where notably distinct from males and females</li>
 <li>Over 950 maps for individual species illustrating their precise distribution within Thailand</li>
 <li>Accurate, up-to-date, and concise text covering identification, voice, habitat and behavior, range, status, and breeding of all species and distinctive subspecies</li>
 
</ul>

History

Robson, Craig

Asia

Princeton University Press

Thailand is the mecca of birding in Southeast Asia. It's convenient to get to and get around, and its birdlife is wondrously diverse, exotic, and plentiful. With Birds of Thailand, Craig Robson and fourteen leading illustrators give us the most up-to-date, comprehensive, and concise field guide to this magnificent country's rich avifaunal heritage in recent years, covering the more than 950 species recorded as of early in the new millennium.
 Facing each of the 128 striking, full-color plates are species accounts accompanied by maps for each, illustrating precise distribution within Thailand. The accurate text covers identification, voice, habitat, behavior, range, status, and breeding for all species and subspecies. Illustrations and entries on a number of species recorded only quite recently are also included.
 The country's varied habitats assure something for every birder, from freshwater marshes to coastal areas, from fields and rice paddies to lush jungles and mangrove forests. In Thailand, one can delight in the brilliantly colored pittas, broadbills, and sunbirds; the deep, dazzling green of barbets, parrots, parakeets, and leafbirds; the aptly named frogmouths; the roosterlike resplendence of the (male) red junglefowl; the ruff, whose breeding male in full plumage sports a truly singular head; and much, much more.
 Birders and all ecologically minded travelers daydreaming of a voyage to this gem of a country will want the latest source of thorough information on its birdlife--in a highly portable, pithy, and vividly illustrated guide. What they will want is Craig Robson's Birds of Thailand.
<ul>
 <li> Comprehensive field guide written specifically for this magnificent, bird-rich country</li>
 <li>128 full-color plates by expert artists covering every major plumage variation, with juveniles also illustrated where notably distinct from males and females</li>
 <li>Over 950 maps for individual species illustrating their precise distribution within Thailand</li>
 <li>Accurate, up-to-date, and concise text covering identification, voice, habitat and behavior, range, status, and breeding of all species and distinctive subspecies</li>
 
</ul>

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Famous for its vast diversity of birdlife, Southeast Asia is an increasingly popular destination for birders and ecotourists. Travelers, however, have long been without an up-to-date, comprehensive bird guide to this fascinating region. A Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia fills this need, illustrating and describing all 1,250 species found in Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. The book also covers a wide range of species found in the Indian subcontinent, China, Taiwan, Sumatra, Java, Bali, Borneo, and the Philippines.
 The introduction presents an overview of the entire region, encompassing information on climate, habitats, and conservation, as well as birdwatching hints and explanations on how to use the book most effectively. One hundred and four color plates, painted by a group of leading artists, depict all species and the majority of distinctive subspecies of the region in every major plumage variation, including variations by age and sex. The text provides unrivaled detail on identification (including comparisons of similar species) and covers voice, habitat, behavior, range, status, and breeding--all vital aids for identification in the field.
 A Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia is a milestone in ornithological publishing and an indispensable field and reference tool.

A Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia

Nature & Ecology

This concise, updated edition of the award-winning A Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia (Princeton, 2000) is the most comprehensive, compact guide to this magnificent bird-rich region. It is a complete field and reference guide to the birds of Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. It also covers a wide range of species found in the Indian subcontinent, China, Taiwan, Sumatra, Java, Bali, Borneo, and the Philippines.
<ul>
 <li>More than 140 full-color plates</li>
 <li>All 1,270 species covered in detail</li>
 <li>Up-to-date text covers the identification, voice, habitat, behavior, and range of all the region's species and distinctive subspecies</li>
 <li>Complete coverage of some fifteen Southeast Asian countries and regions</li>
 
</ul>

Birds of Southeast Asia (Princeton Field Guides, 37)

Thailand is probably the most popular destination for tourists in Asia, and birders have long travelled there to observe its wealth of wildlife. This comprehensive guide to the birds of Thailand is an indispensable field reference for birdwatchers, residents and visitors to the country alike. It covers all 950 species that have been recorded in Thailand, with 166 magnificent colour plates covering most plumage variations. Each plate is accompanied by concise text for each species and distinctive subspecies, detailing identification, voice, habitat and behaviour. In addition, there is a distribution map for every species, based on the very latest information.

Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand (Helm Field Guides)

Helm

This is the first-time flexi-cover edition of this classic field guide, which is the definitive volume on the region's birdlife. This award-winning book, which was first published in 2000, was fully updated in 2009 to include 76 new species for the region that were recent new discoveries for science, taxonomic 'splits' or had been recorded there for the first time. This comprehensive field guide to the birds of South-East Asia covers all of the 1,327 species recorded in the region and each has been fully illustrated. This edition has many new artworks and 16 more colour plates than the original guide, and the text has been meticulously updated to take in all the most recent information. The vast diversity of South-East Asian birdlife attracts increasing numbers of birdwatchers each year. Covering Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Peninsular Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, this unique and indispensable guide covers in detail the identification, voice, breeding, status, habitat and distribution of all the species and distinctive subspecies of the region.

Field Guide to the Birds of South-East Asia (Helm Field Guides)

Thailand continues to attract increasing numbers of birdwatchers on a regular basis who appreciate its vast diversity of bird life. This guide has colour artworks and location maps for all of the almost 1000 species covered. It details the identification, voice, breeding, status, habitat and distribution of all the distinctive species and subspecies of the region.

A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand

New Holland Publishers Uk Ltd

South-east Asia continues to attract increasing numbers of birdwatchers on a regular basis to see the vast diverstiy of bird life to be found there. Covering Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, West Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Cambodia, this guide covers in detail the identification, voice, breeding status, habitat and distribution of all the species and distinctive subspecies of the region.

Birds of South-East Asia (Field Guide to)

New Holland Publishers, Ltd.

Following the success of the first edition of A Field Guide To The birds Of Thailand, a new edition has been compiled, incorporating Thai plate names and index. Thailand continues to attract increasing numbers of birdwatchers on a regular basis who appreciate its vast diversity of bird life. This book, with its meticulous colour artworks and maps for almost 1,000 species, continues to be an invaluable guide for English and Thai-speaking bird enthusiasts who require details on the identification, voice, breeding, status, habitat and distribution of all the distinctive species and subspecies of the region.

New Holland Books

This field guide to the birds of South-East Asia details the identification, voice, breeding, status, habitat and distribution of the 1250 species and distinctive sub-species of the region covering Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, West Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia.

A Field Guide to the Birds of South-East Asia

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Birds of Thailand (Princeton Field Guides, 23)

Birds of Thailand (Princeton Field Guides, 23)

A Guide to the Birds of Southeast Asia

Birds of Southeast Asia (Princeton Field Guides, 37)

Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand (Helm Field Guides)

Field Guide to the Birds of South-East Asia (Helm Field Guides)

A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand

Birds of South-East Asia (Field Guide to)

A Field Guide to the Birds of Thailand

A Field Guide to the Birds of South-East Asia