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The Birds of Leicestershire and Rutland
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Artikel-Nr:
9781408133118
Veröffentl:
2010
Einband:
PDF
Seiten:
704
Autor:
Roger Davies
Serie:
Helm Avifaunas
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
PDF
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Deutsch
Beschreibung:
TheCounty Avifaunas are a growing series of books, each of which gives details
of the status and range of every species on the county list, with a detailed breakdown of rarity
records. Each has introductory sections describing the county''s ecology and habitats, climate, ornithological history
and conservation record.
This new avifauna covers Leicestershire and neighbouring Rutland, an
area with a particularly strong birding tradition - the Leicestershire
& Rutland Ornithological Society is one of the largest county bird
clubs in Britain. The region holds some of England''s most important
inland reservoirs, including the largest, Rutland Water. This massive
lake holds some 10,000 wintering birds of a variety of species each
year
and has an impressive rarity list as well as some of England''s few
breeding Ospreys. The county also has important woodlands, gull
roosts and river habitats. Rutland Water is the home of the
British Birdwatching Fair, the most important trade fair in the birding
calendar.
of the status and range of every species on the county list, with a detailed breakdown of rarity
records. Each has introductory sections describing the county''s ecology and habitats, climate, ornithological history
and conservation record.
This new avifauna covers Leicestershire and neighbouring Rutland, an
area with a particularly strong birding tradition - the Leicestershire
& Rutland Ornithological Society is one of the largest county bird
clubs in Britain. The region holds some of England''s most important
inland reservoirs, including the largest, Rutland Water. This massive
lake holds some 10,000 wintering birds of a variety of species each
year
and has an impressive rarity list as well as some of England''s few
breeding Ospreys. The county also has important woodlands, gull
roosts and river habitats. Rutland Water is the home of the
British Birdwatching Fair, the most important trade fair in the birding
calendar.
TheCounty Avifaunas are a growing series of books, each of which gives details
of the status and range of every species on the county list, with a detailed breakdown of rarity
records. Each has introductory sections describing the county''s ecology and habitats, climate, ornithological history
and conservation record.
This new avifauna covers Leicestershire and neighbouring Rutland, an
area with a particularly strong birding tradition - the Leicestershire
& Rutland Ornithological Society is one of the largest county bird
clubs in Britain. The region holds some of England''s most important
inland reservoirs, including the largest, Rutland Water. This massive
lake holds some 10,000 wintering birds of a variety of species each
year
and has an impressive rarity list as well as some of England''s few
breeding Ospreys. The county also has important woodlands, gull
roosts and river habitats. Rutland Water is the home of the
British Birdwatching Fair, the most important trade fair in the birding
calendar.
of the status and range of every species on the county list, with a detailed breakdown of rarity
records. Each has introductory sections describing the county''s ecology and habitats, climate, ornithological history
and conservation record.
This new avifauna covers Leicestershire and neighbouring Rutland, an
area with a particularly strong birding tradition - the Leicestershire
& Rutland Ornithological Society is one of the largest county bird
clubs in Britain. The region holds some of England''s most important
inland reservoirs, including the largest, Rutland Water. This massive
lake holds some 10,000 wintering birds of a variety of species each
year
and has an impressive rarity list as well as some of England''s few
breeding Ospreys. The county also has important woodlands, gull
roosts and river habitats. Rutland Water is the home of the
British Birdwatching Fair, the most important trade fair in the birding
calendar.