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beidaihe china
hi,i am a new member,goin 2 china birding may 3rd-21st,anyone got advice on field guides etc?good birding everyone!
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Hello dave and a warm welcome to you from those of us on staff here at BirdForum
You might also want to post your query in our "Information wanted" forum.
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Birds of China
by Mckinnon. not great but adequate. Dave Showler's plates are much the better than the others... it's a pretty decent place, Relict and Saunders gulls were our target birds... the beach and flats by the road/river bridge (almost pposite the International Club will produce both if you are diligent and put the time in... lots of other gen on the net great food all over the place Tim |
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Hi, David! Another warm welcome to you from BirdForum!
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Hello and welcome to BF
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hello, welcome to bird forum!
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Hi Dave,a warm welcome to you and good to have you with us.Tim's given it to you,McKinnon's Birds of China.McKinnon was really pioneering a modern China field Guide,so you have to view it as the foundation on which future field guides will be based.Having said that,it's still quite usable.
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McKinnons is the best available, I have that book with me at the moment, although there is another covering birds of south east asia. I am currently in China for three weeks, hoping to get to beidaihe in May so may see you there. Check out my 2006 list on relevant forum, am trying to update it as I go round China. Will it be your first trip to China? Cheers Nick |
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Thought I had replied to this, but does not show up on system, McKinnon is best available but there is another Birds of South East Asia which is pretty good. Am currently on a three week trip China with work, picking up birds as I go. Hope to go to Beidahai in May, may see you there! Is it your first trip to China? Cheers Nick |
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