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Birds of Trinidad and Tobago [Paperback]

Floyd E. Hayes , Martyn Kenefick , Robin L. Restall


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This brand new field guide uses the relevant images from Birds of Northern South America to create new plates specific for Trinidad and Tobago. The text is new and has been written specifically to assist in the field identification of every species that occurs on Trinidad.

About the Author

Robin Restall is the illustrator of Birds of Northern South America and lives in Venezuela. Martyn Kenefick lives in Trinidad where he is a professional bird guide. Floyd Hayes is an American who teaches at the university on Trinidad.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A great book to take with, Mar 8 2008
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We just returned from 10 days in Trinidad and Tobago, where we birded in a number of the best areas. I was hoping the book would be released before we left, but I received a notice that it shipped 2 days before I left, and did not get the book until we returned. After looking at the book, I really wish I could have had it with me. It is very well done with excellent plates, much better than Ffrench or the Birds of Venezuela. Plus, it is compact, making it practical to carry in the field.

There is a concise description of field marks, voice, status and range for each species, plus some very good introductory material on climate, geography, habitats, and top birding areas.

If I could have a guide this good for the next country I visit, I would be extremely happy.
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