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Birding Australia's Islands

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Taylor hasn’t attempted to include every one of the 8,371 islands of Australia, but she has visited the country’s most extreme islands: the most southerly , the most northerly , the most westerly and the most easterly . Her aim in selecting the islands was very simple: to include those where she’s had fun birding, where she has seen lots of birds, several "lifers" , islands with birds never seen before in Australia, and places where she had special encounters with common birds. Though Sue Taylor is herself a "twitcher," Birding Australia's Islands will appeal not only to intrepid birdwatchers who intend to follow in her footsteps, but also to those who are content to sit at home and read about the audacity of others who will fly across Australia’s vast continent in the hope that one individual bird will still be there waiting for them when they arrive. Illustrated with beautiful close-up photographs of species and habitats, Sue Taylor describes her adventures on 22 of Australia’s islands with humour and irrepressible enthusiasm. There are detailed and locator maps of every Island featured In the book.

Pages: 240

Format: Paperback

Release: March 19, 2020

ISBN 13: 9781912081134

Birding Australia's Islands

0/5 ( ratings)

Taylor hasn’t attempted to include every one of the 8,371 islands of Australia, but she has visited the country’s most extreme islands: the most southerly , the most northerly , the most westerly and the most easterly . Her aim in selecting the islands was very simple: to include those where she’s had fun birding, where she has seen lots of birds, several "lifers" , islands with birds never seen before in Australia, and places where she had special encounters with common birds. Though Sue Taylor is herself a "twitcher," Birding Australia's Islands will appeal not only to intrepid birdwatchers who intend to follow in her footsteps, but also to those who are content to sit at home and read about the audacity of others who will fly across Australia’s vast continent in the hope that one individual bird will still be there waiting for them when they arrive. Illustrated with beautiful close-up photographs of species and habitats, Sue Taylor describes her adventures on 22 of Australia’s islands with humour and irrepressible enthusiasm. There are detailed and locator maps of every Island featured In the book.

Pages: 240

Format: Paperback

Release: March 19, 2020

ISBN 13: 9781912081134

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