I have just spent the past month exploring the virtues of some new Birding Journal software I was kindly sent. I must say that I have been highly impressed by it and have found it an excellent addition to my Bird Recording.
The Hampshire Bird Report for 2008 Published by the Hampshire Ornithological Society in October 2009 Well, I am always excited on receiving this publication, not only because of its usual high quality but also of its wonderful ‘new’ printing aroma. Hampshire Bird Reports of late have been of the highest accolade and bar those produced [...]
The standard of this annual bird report just keeps getting better and better and considering this is one of the first to appear for 2007, its editorial team and production consultants need to be congratulated. The quality of the colour reproduction throughout the report is first-rate and liberal and the cover portraits of Farlington Spotted [...]
This work is an essential reference for anyone seeking a book about the status, distribution and vagrancy patterns of rare species within the UK and Ireland, together with a comprehensive overview of Western Palearctic records. It pulls together the records for all species presently treated as ‘rarities’ by the British Birds Rarities Committee (BBRC) and [...]
I always look forward to receiving the Highland Bird Report and that produced for Year 2006 is perhaps the best for that region yet. It is a real bumper issue, stretching to a staggering 208 pages and is, as usual, crammed full of invaluable information. From the front cover portrait (a stunning portrayal of an [...]