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Nearly eighteen hundred bird species—one fifth of the world's total—have been recorded in Peru, making it a hotspot for avian diversity. This field guide is the most comprehensive resource available, illustrating all 1,792 species and their distinct plumages. It features 304 high-quality color plates paired with concise descriptions and color distribution maps, enhancing usability in the field compared to standard neotropical guides. The detailed text covers key identification features, status, distribution, and vocalizations for each species and many subspecies. This guide not only aids in identifying birds in Peru but is also applicable across much of western South America, including southeastern Colombia, southern Ecuador, western Brazil, Bolivia, and northern Chile. It serves as an essential tool for birdwatchers, biologists, naturalists, and conservationists engaged in work or travel throughout Peru and the broader region. With its compact, portable design, this user-friendly guide is tailored for field use, ensuring quick reference and easy identification of the rich avian life in Peru.

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Aves de Perú, Daniel F. Lane, John P. O'Neill, Douglas F. Stotz, Thomas S Schulenberg, Theodore A. Parker III, Antonio Brack Egg

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Tytuł
Aves de Perú
Język
hiszpański
Wydawca
CORBIDI
Rok wydania
2010
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
660
ISBN10
6124566605
ISBN13
9786124566608
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Nearly eighteen hundred bird species—one fifth of the world's total—have been recorded in Peru, making it a hotspot for avian diversity. This field guide is the most comprehensive resource available, illustrating all 1,792 species and their distinct plumages. It features 304 high-quality color plates paired with concise descriptions and color distribution maps, enhancing usability in the field compared to standard neotropical guides. The detailed text covers key identification features, status, distribution, and vocalizations for each species and many subspecies. This guide not only aids in identifying birds in Peru but is also applicable across much of western South America, including southeastern Colombia, southern Ecuador, western Brazil, Bolivia, and northern Chile. It serves as an essential tool for birdwatchers, biologists, naturalists, and conservationists engaged in work or travel throughout Peru and the broader region. With its compact, portable design, this user-friendly guide is tailored for field use, ensuring quick reference and easy identification of the rich avian life in Peru.