> I think you can pick them up locally, not sure how to go
> about getting one online.
Good places for foreign birders to try:
Lloyd Nielsen's site has a wide range of birding resources:
http://www.birdingaustralia.com.au/
Andrew Isles is an outstanding natural history bookstore here in
Australia that provides great mail order service:
http://www.andrewisles.com/
If you're in the US, apart from Amazon and Buy.com, the LA Audubon
Society bookstore stocks some of the speciality titles. (For example,
they typically stock Jo Wieneke's Queensland book.)
http://www.laaudubon.org/
Also for the US, Buteo Books can also be worth a shot, but they don't
seem to focus on Australia. And, one more, Flora & Fauna Books in
Seattle is worth a try.
NHBS in the UK appears to have the most comprehensive selection of
natural history titles on the planet:
http://www.nhbs.com/
If anyone knows of other excellent bookstores, I'd love to get some
more recommendations.
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