Gordon
As others have said, Sean Dooley's books are very entertaining and
informative.
However, one book you may wish to check out is the Bedside Book of Birds by
John Huxley. I got a copy for Christmas and it will provide me with lots
of bedtime reading about a variety of subjects.
There's a review at
http://www.smh.com.au/news/book-reviews/the-bedside-book-of-birds/2006/02/14/1139679567596.html
Regards
David
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Dear all -
As a rookie birder with limited time , I'm looking for well-written books
on
birds generally - eg, habits, biology, lifecycles, migrations, and the such
- and on birding as a pastime. I gather Dooley's book would be a hoot on
the
latter.
I tried to read a book with lots of interesting bird info in it a few years
ago, but it was written in such a dull and pedestrian style I couldn't
finish it.
What is good out there?
I'm also not averse to well-written web-pages.
Thanks in advance
Cheers
Gordon
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