Birds of Venezuela

Hardback

Main Details

Title Birds of Venezuela
Authors and Contributors      By (author) David Ascanio
By (author) Gustavo Rodriguez
By (author) Robin Restall
SeriesHelm Field Guides
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:592
Dimensions(mm): Height 216,Width 140
Category/GenreBirds
ISBN/Barcode 9781399400435
ClassificationsDewey:598.0987
Audience
General
Illustrations 248 colour plates

Publishing Details

Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint Helm
Publication Date 8 July 2021
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

A brand new, comprehensive and fully illustrated field guide to the birds of Venezuela, covering all 1,400 species. Covering the sixth largest avifauna in the world, this important new guide is essential for anyone exploring the diverse habitats of this beautiful South American country as well as Guyana, northern Brazil and west Suriname. Birds of Venezuela - complete with authoritative text and superb colour plates - ensures that this top birding destination is accessible to all. This field guide has 248 colour plates illustrating more than 1,400 species, covering racial, sexual and seasonal plumage variations. Accompanying text is placed on facing pages for easy reference providing key information, voice and status of all species and subspecies found in the region, including Venezuela's 45 endemic species. Detailed colour distribution maps are provided for every species.

Author Biography

David Ascanio is Venezuela's top field birder. He has travelled extensively throughout Venezuela and elsewhere in the neotropics, and has field experience of almost every species in the book. He runs his own travel agency in Venezuela and has led bird tours for Victor Emanuel Nature Tours for more than thirty years. Gustavo Rodriguez is an experienced Venezuelan ornithologist who has been leading birding tours since 1996. He has written and coauthored several articles on birds of Venezuela. Robin Restall is the senior author and sole illustrator of the acclaimed Birds of Northern South America (Helm, 2006), and was also author of Munias and Mannikins (Pica Press, 1996). He has provided all of the illustrations for this new field guide.