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New Atlas of Breeding Birds in Britain and Ireland 1988-1991 : Gibbons & Reid
New Atlas of Breeding Birds in Britain and Ireland 1988-1991 : Gibbons & Reid
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New Atlas of Breeding Birds in Britain and Ireland 1988-1991
By David Wingflied Gibbons, James B. Reid and Robert A Chapman
Published by Poyser, 1993. First Edition. Large heavy hardback with dust jacket measuring 28 x 25cm. Profusely illustrated in colour. 520 pages.
CONDITION
A good clean first edition. The dust jacket is good and remains unclipped. Boards and spine very good. All contents present and all pages very clean throughout. No names or writing to the book. Overall very good.
ABOUT THIS BOOK
The previous volume of this atlas was the result of the first national survey of breeding birds in Britain and Ireland and its maps presented data only in the confirmed or probable breeding of each species in each grid square. In this more detailed volume, each species account includes three maps, one showing breeding distribution as before, one in full colour showing relative abundance of the species throughout its range, and one highlighting changes in distribution between the current and original surveys. A text, tables and vignette complete each double-page spread. A detailed introduction outlines the methods used in the survey work and explains the various analyses of the data gathered. Appendices give details of rare breeders as well as extra tabular data.
By David Wingflied Gibbons, James B. Reid and Robert A Chapman
Published by Poyser, 1993. First Edition. Large heavy hardback with dust jacket measuring 28 x 25cm. Profusely illustrated in colour. 520 pages.
CONDITION
A good clean first edition. The dust jacket is good and remains unclipped. Boards and spine very good. All contents present and all pages very clean throughout. No names or writing to the book. Overall very good.
ABOUT THIS BOOK
The previous volume of this atlas was the result of the first national survey of breeding birds in Britain and Ireland and its maps presented data only in the confirmed or probable breeding of each species in each grid square. In this more detailed volume, each species account includes three maps, one showing breeding distribution as before, one in full colour showing relative abundance of the species throughout its range, and one highlighting changes in distribution between the current and original surveys. A text, tables and vignette complete each double-page spread. A detailed introduction outlines the methods used in the survey work and explains the various analyses of the data gathered. Appendices give details of rare breeders as well as extra tabular data.
(Nat History; 2 up)
