Amazon says:
" The definitive and most respected guide to Australian bird identification
and a must for both experts and amateurs. First published in 1980, Graham
Pizzey's field guide combines a depth and breadth of knowledge with
beautiful, full-colour illustrations by Frank Knight. This 9th edition is
even more user-friendly than the 8th edition. The species entries are
ordered as per the new taxonomic order of C&B 2008 and the guide is more
suitable to be used as a quick reference due to the inclusion of associated
colour-tabs. It has also been brought up-to-date with the inclusion of a
number of new species, encompassing significantly more Vagrants (very
occasional visitors to Australia, mostly storm assisted) which will have
their own discrete Vagrants section at the back of the book. It also
contains a longer Quick Reference Guide than the 8th edition, spanning over
a few pages, with presenting images alongside the species group names. "
On 18 August 2012 14:45, BirdlineACT <> wrote:
> I was looking through the latest Dymocks (father's day) catalogue and I
> noticed that the 9th edition of Pizzey and Knight (and S Pizzey) Field
> guide to the birds of Australia is scheduled to be released on 28 August. I
> wonder if anybody has had an opportunity to review the book prior to its
> release. If so what can we expect?
>
> Regards
>
> Alastair
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> BIRDLINE ACT
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