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Birds of Kenya is a superior achievement, and the design and artwork set a standard for the guides that cover areas with a large number of species. . .Any bird watcher visiting Kenya must have it. -- Review
In East Africa, where Kenya alone boasts nearly 1,100 species, scarcely more than half are figured in the most widely used field guide. Because there has been so much guesswork by traveling birders about the hundreds of unfigured species, a superb team has finally done something about it and filled the gap. There will be no more guesswork.... The present volume should be hailed not only by birders but by conservationists aware of the urgent need for African governments to establish strong strategies to preserve their rich natural heritage. -- From the foreword by Roger Tory Peterson
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Birds of Kenya is a superior achievement. . . . Any bird watcher visiting Kenya must have it. (Bird Watcher's Digest ) --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Birds of Kenya is a superior achievement, and the design and artwork set a standard for the guides that cover areas with a large number of species. . .Any bird watcher visiting Kenya must have it. -- Review
In East Africa, where Kenya alone boasts nearly 1,100 species, scarcely more than half are figured in the most widely used field guide. Because there has been so much guesswork by traveling birders about the hundreds of unfigured species, a superb team has finally done something about it and filled the gap. There will be no more guesswork.... The present volume should be hailed not only by birders but by conservationists aware of the urgent need for African governments to establish strong strategies to preserve their rich natural heritage. -- From the foreword by Roger Tory Peterson
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Birds of Kenya is a superior achievement. . . . Any bird watcher visiting Kenya must have it. (Bird Watcher's Digest ) --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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