Field Guide to the Birds of Bangladesh

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Field Guide to the Birds of Bangladesh Authors: , , Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Pages: 320 Illustrations and other contents: 103 colour plates Language: English ISBN: 9781472990594 Categories: , ,

Bangladesh – an amazing country packed with rich birdlife that until recently has been very much off the beaten trail in terms of birding. Why is this? Part of the reason is there has never been a field guide to its ornithological riches – until now. Birders are increasingly turning to this relatively safe country. And what wonders await them. This book is the perfect guide to the rich avifauna of Bangladesh. Written by two of the top birding authorities in the region, Richard Grimmett and Tim Inskipp, along with regional expert Paul Thompson, it features concise identification text and accurate maps opposite a series of superb plates illustrating all species and subspecies in the country. Field Guide to the Birds of Bangladesh is indispensable to anybody interested in the wildlife of this beautiful country.

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This first-ever field guide to the birds of Bangladesh does full justice to a country which packs a phenomenal avifauna into one of the most densely populated countries on Earth. * Ibis * I suspect that for many purchasing this book, Bangladesh will be a completely new country to visit. In theory it has no endemic bird species, but actually, there is nowhere else in the world where people are currently seeing Masked Finfoot Heliopais personatus, so the focus on Bangladesh is likely to increase over the coming years and let’s hope that the conservation authorities can protect these birds. * Keith Betton, NHBS *

Author Biography

Richard Grimmett and Tim Inskipp are ornithologists and conservationists, and experts on the avifauna of the Indian subcontinent. They have written or co-authored many field guides for Helm over the course of more than thirty years. Paul Thompson is a birder and tour leader. Now based in the UK, he was formerly resident in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he undertook research and development projects related to natural resource management, floodplains and conservation. Paul became an expert on the country’s birds, helped establish Bangladesh’s first community managed wetland bird sanctuary, and currently advises Wildlife Conservation Society’s Bangladesh programme.