Not for Australia but the US by Richard Crossley. He has taken pictures and
habitats of birds and put them into a page digitally as they would be seen in
the field.
>From the website there also seems to be a Bristish Guide in development as
>well.
I am quite impressed with the approach of images of birds as they would appear
in the field, to get a grasp of their "jizz" etc.
The page below shows an example of an Upland Sandpiper and if you scroll
forwards and back you can see other birds. I like the Black Scoter page.
http://www.crossleybooks.com/books/?album=1&photo=163
Can any one see the potenial for a field guide like this for Australia.
Michael Ramsey
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