Hi Denise
The most specific to Iceland Field Guide is "Icelandic Bird Guide" by
Johann Oli Hilmarsson. It is a good quality paperback, runs to around 300
pages, in English with excellent photos. As it says on the cover
"Appearance/Way of Life/Habitat".
We found it very useful, especially for the vast array of ducks on the
lakes, especially Lake Myvatn. It was on sale in bookshops in *Reykjavík
and I seem to remember at the airport.*
*Hope this helps*
*Chris Gregory*
On 30 April 2018 at 13:33, Sonja Ross <> wrote:
> Hi Denise,
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> I used the Collins Bird Guide when we went to Iceland. Obviously it's not
> specific to there, but if your friends are travellers, they may find it
> handy for other places in Europe.
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> Sonja
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> > Does anyone know of a book of Iceland birds? I’ve a couple of friends
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> > are not birders, but interested. One is travelling there later this week
> > and the other is the Consul.
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> > Denise Lawungkurr Goodfellow Ph.D.
> > PO Box 71
> > Darwin River, NT, Australia 0841
> > 043 8650 835
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