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According to Hadoram Shirihai the gadfly volume is in the final stages and he hoped to deliver it to Bloomsbury by the end of the year. It is however anyone's guess when it will actually be published.

Vincent Bretagnolle and Hadoram Shirihai have been busy with fieldwork and studies of museum material for many years now so it is not surprising that the publication date have kept slipping. Personally aim more than happy to wait for these books, they will be amazing for sure.
 
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I've just had a tweet informing me that "After 12 months the translations for Handboek Europese Vogels (ID Handbook of European Birds) by Nils van Duivendijk ... are done, fine-tuning and editing to come. Due autumn 2024" - just in time for my birthday I hope - fingers crossed!
 
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Handboek Europese Vogels (ID Handbook of European Birds) by Nils van Duivendijk
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Handboek Europese vogels

Seems very good but pity about the introduced speciees/hybrids, as well as the weird coverage - eastern boundary just cutting through Ukraine and Turkey. Considering the ID challenges in E Turkey, Middle East, North Africa etc which might've benefitted from this book, seems like a great loss...
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I've just written a request to Professor James L. Patton to asked him whether there are new information (or a release date) on the book Mammals of South America (vol 3). I hope I will get a reply.
 

The Evolution of Gerald Durrell Biography of an Author and Wildlife Conservationist​

A biography about Britain's most important conservationist

The Evolution of Gerald Durrell: Biography of an Author and Wildlife Conservationist

Buy The Evolution of Gerald Durrell (9781350385467) (9781350385450): Biography of an Author and Wildlife Conservationist: NHBS - Mary Sanders Pollock, Lee Durrell, Bloomsbury Academic (Bloomsbury imprint)
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Reed and Bush Warblers

With descriptions of 112 species from around the world, this guide assists with the challenging task of identifying reed and bush warblers – the quintessential ‘little brown jobs’ – in the families Locustellidae, Acrocephalidae and Cettiidae. As well as d
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its a few years old now but still a good read and worth anyone’s £25.
 
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I've just written a request to Professor James L. Patton to asked him whether there are new information (or a release date) on the book Mammals of South America (vol 3). I hope I will get a reply.
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Unfortunately I've got no reply by James Patton, but the publisher has not so good news

Melanie,
I’m sorry, but this volume is not currently scheduled for publication any time soon.
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