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Subject: | re: Re: Field Guides |
From: | (Andy Anderson) |
Date: | Tue, 16 Jan 1996 23:33:45 +1000 |
Slater, is my favourite field guide, because the jizz of nearly every bird seems right to my eyes, although some of the later printings have washed out colours. Simpson & Day's new edition seems to have larger descriptions than the old edition of which one American said "It's a beautiful book when you first buy it - but it gets worse the longer you have it". and I think the opposite could be said of Pizzey. Another saying that I like is "If in doubt, consult Pizzey." and an even better one is "You should carry two field guides, and one of them should be Pizzey". And I am really looking forward to his new edition with four? birds to the page, opposite the descriptions and maps. I'll certainly be buying all three new guides as they are updated. Possibly a small wheelbarrow as well. Andy Anderson Cairns. |
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