Finding Birds in Western Andalucia dekker områdene i Andalusia som ligger vest for en linje som går nordover fra Gibraltar.
Dave Gosney writes:
‘When I set about updating my 2009 book ‘Finding Birds in Andalucia’ I quickly realised I couldn’t fit it all into one book so I’ve split the area in two. This part covers the sites to the west of Gibraltar, from Tarifa to Huelva, including both sides of the Guadalquivir river, around the famous Coto Donana national park. The book reflects the changes that have occurred since 2009, pointing out, for example, which wetlands have gone completely but also which ones are as fabulous as ever. During my visit in 2024, waterbird species were easy enough to find, in the right places, but it was the landbird species, birds of steppe and rocky hillsides, which proved to be shockingly difficult. If you visit Andalucia you can’t fail to see lots of good birds but you’ll find that some sites no longer have the birds that used to be there. So, if you want to know where you can still find the declining species such as bustards, larks and Montagu’s Harriers, or ‘new’ species such as House Bunting then you really need this book.’
- Provides the most detailed maps – taking the guesswork out of navigating your way around places like the Brazo del Este
- Includes GPS co-ordinates to help you find the right turnings, parking spaces or viewing points
- Highlights the best areas only – and summarises the key attraction in the first paragraph so you can easily decide whether to read on or bother to visit the site
- Has a map on the inside cover which serves as an index so you can easily find any site in the book
- Is light and portable (and cheap)
Oppdatering til heftene i denne serien er tilgjengelig her https://www.easybirder.co.uk/Finding_Birds_updates.html.
