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New illustrated Colombian bird book (1 Viewer)

It looks to be excellent as the author and illustrator, Fernando Ayerbe, has already written and illustrated two guides in Spanish on the Tangara tanagers (https://america.bioweb.co/products/tangara-de-colombia) and hummingbirds (http://librocolibriesdecolombia.blogspot.it/) of Colombia. Neither one of these books are easily available outside of Colombia but they are both very good.

Sample pages can be seen here for those on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fernando.a...MDoxNTI1MTU3OTk5Oi0yMDEyMzA0NTAyODYwODUyMDAz/

There is essentially no text for individual species, just introductory paragraphs in Spanish for the various genera. Maps and illustrations cover subspecies as well. It seems to have been received enthusiastically by the Colombian birding community, I am hoping to be able to have some copies shipped to Italy.
 
They had copies of the tanagers and hummingbirds books at the Ukuku lodge in the Canyon de Combeiba and spent some time perusing them. they looked quite good actually (was very tempted to buy them even though they were spanish only, but lacked the time in the end to pick up copies in Bogota)

KR,

Filip
 
It looks to be excellent as the author and illustrator, Fernando Ayerbe, has already written and illustrated two guides in Spanish on the Tangara tanagers (https://america.bioweb.co/products/tangara-de-colombia) and hummingbirds (http://librocolibriesdecolombia.blogspot.it/) of Colombia. Neither one of these books are easily available outside of Colombia but they are both very good.

Sample pages can be seen here for those on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fernando.a...MDoxNTI1MTU3OTk5Oi0yMDEyMzA0NTAyODYwODUyMDAz/

There is essentially no text for individual species, just introductory paragraphs in Spanish for the various genera. Maps and illustrations cover subspecies as well. It seems to have been received enthusiastically by the Colombian birding community, I am hoping to be able to have some copies shipped to Italy.

Excellent, thanks for the helpful links.

Keith
 
I can never understand why they don't publish in English as well as Spanish, they'd sell more books surely?

I'd buy this book and the Tanager title if they were in English.


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