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<blockquote data-quote="lewis20126" data-source="post: 3746633" data-attributes="member: 37060"><p><strong>First thoughts</strong></p><p>Artwork (plates) - excellent, and easily the best paintings of most species, although some of the Guy Tudor images may be comparable - far better than HBW</p><p>Text - remarkably comprehensive, with huge listings of sightings, specimens with GPS of locales, somewhat idiosyncratic in writing style but HG's passion for this group is there on every page</p><p>Photographs - lots of unique images especially the juvs and nests, but also the recent Tachira AP images, Great Antpitta, but a few still missing (Elusive, Grey-naped)</p><p>Taxonomy - remarkably conservative with no splits in Rufous Antpitta, thought the likely splits are pointed out in the text; the only counterpoint being the Spotted Antpitta group where there is a three way split on vocals, presumably following SACC, Clements etc, rather than BLI</p><p></p><p>In summary, excellent and essential </p><p></p><p>cheers, alan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lewis20126, post: 3746633, member: 37060"] [B]First thoughts[/B] Artwork (plates) - excellent, and easily the best paintings of most species, although some of the Guy Tudor images may be comparable - far better than HBW Text - remarkably comprehensive, with huge listings of sightings, specimens with GPS of locales, somewhat idiosyncratic in writing style but HG's passion for this group is there on every page Photographs - lots of unique images especially the juvs and nests, but also the recent Tachira AP images, Great Antpitta, but a few still missing (Elusive, Grey-naped) Taxonomy - remarkably conservative with no splits in Rufous Antpitta, thought the likely splits are pointed out in the text; the only counterpoint being the Spotted Antpitta group where there is a three way split on vocals, presumably following SACC, Clements etc, rather than BLI In summary, excellent and essential cheers, alan [/QUOTE]
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