Hi Sonja:
The best field guide is Mark Brazil's "Birds of East Asia", although
it is not so light. Another good one is "A Photographic Guide to the
Birds of Japan and North-east Asia" by Tadao Shimba.
There is an app for birds of Japan, which you can download from iTunes
but it doesn't cover all birds recorded in Japan.
Cheers,
John
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 7:37 AM, sonja ross <> wrote:
> I had had a great trip to Cairns and Cape York Bird Week, increasing my life
> list my 39 and seeing some beautiful birds. I haven't counted the group's
> total, and doubt that I will have time to do a trip report at the moment.
> Klaus's ability to hear and locate birds was amazing, and the group were good
> to be with. Thanks again to those who recommended it.
>
>
> Unexpectedly, my husband has organised at the last minute to go to the Ice
> Festival in Sapporo, so we leave in less than a fortnight. Part of the tour
> is to see the Red-crowned Cranes, and I'm hoping to squeeze in some other
> birding when we visit gardens etc., so I'm wondering if anyone can suggest a
> light field guide for the area, or an app as Geoff will have his phone.
>
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Sonja
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