Vis migging books ? (1 Viewer)

[Simmo1111]

Regarding Vis-migging ...

I would love to be able to learn more about this fascinating subject and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as regards a book which might help. Obviously you can't beat being 'out in the field' when it comes to learning this complex subject but any info would be very welcome.

Thanks very much

Dave.

 

[etudiant]

would think that the hawk watch sites would be a good place to start. Here in the US, a good book dealing with this is "A season on the point" about migration monitoring and much else at Cape May New Jersey.

 

[MSA]

If you're interested in vismig, have a look at this site -

www.trektellen.nl

I'll try to dig out a few more links and recommendations when I get time.

 

[IanF]

Yahoo Groups have an active Vismig Group as well.

 

[Cheshire Birder]

Although not a vismig book, I would recommend "A lighthouse notebook" by Norman McCranch (pbk 1988). Although the book is over 20 years old, it conveys the true sense of migration at coastal watchpoints throughout the year.

CB

 

[Simmo1111]

Although not a vismig book, I would recommend "A lighthouse notebook" by Norman McCranch (pbk 1988). Although the book is over 20 years old, it conveys the true sense of migration at coastal watchpoints throughout the year.

CB

Just ordered it from Amazon ... looking forwards to reading it !!