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A Birdwatcher's Guide to Portugal - new edition (1 Viewer)

Gonçalo Elias

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A Birdwatchers' Guide to Portugal - new edition

Hi all,

I am pleased to announce that the second edition of A Birdwatchers' Guide to Portugal is about to come out - it should be available next month.

This is an enlargement of the first edition, published in 1997. Not only has all the information been carefully reviewed and updated but several new sites have been included for mainland Portugal (44 birding sites are now described). The scope of A Birdwatchers' Guide To Portugal has been significantly enlarged to include the Azores archipelago with all its rarity hotspots (not dealt with in the first edition). The section about Madeira has been thoroughly reviewed. This is now the first and only birdwatching guide to cover all of Portugal's territory.



Best regards,
Gonçalo
 
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Hi all,

The cover page is already available (pls see attached file).

The new edition is expected to come out in late January.
 

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Gonçalo Elias said:
Hi all,

I am pleased to announce that the second edition of A Birdwatchers' Guide to Portugal is about to come out - it should be available next month.

This is an enlargement of the first edition, published in 1997. Not only has all the information been carefully reviewed and updated but several new sites have been included for mainland Portugal (44 birding sites are now described). The scope of A Birdwatchers' Guide To Portugal has been significantly enlarged to include the Azores archipelago with all its rarity hotspots (not dealt with in the first edition). The section about Madeira has been thoroughly reviewed. This is now the first and only birdwatching guide to cover all of Portugal's territory.

Best regards,
Gonçalo
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Just ordered it Gonçalo!

Thanks,

Bert
 
Next Thursday, March 6th, at 11 a.m. a short presentation of this book will take place at the "A Rocha" centre, Cruzinha (Alvor estuary).
 
Thanks for posting the video - I couldn't make it to Cruzinha as I had commitments in Sagres, so great to be able to see it.

That cover photo of Little Bustard at the "height" of display is fabulous!
 
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Got my copy in the post today. Looks really detailed on a first glance, will def be using on my next visit to Portugal in the summer!
 
Looking forward to my copy arriving tomorrow. Off for a week in Madeira in June; a new destination for me.
regards,
Jono
 
Book arrived. Excellent, Goncalo. Now looking forward to my trip to Madeira in June and then, hopefully, The Algarve in September.
Cheers,
Jono
 
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