Birds of Thailand is the reason the prestige university press and its zero-tolerance approach to schlock products exists. Princeton University Press has done itself proud with this condensed and focused version of author Robson’s Birds of Southeast Asia. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘Princeton Field Guides’
the Asian Paradise Flycatcher of bird books: Craig Robson, Birds of Thailand
Posted in fauna, reseña, tagged birding, Craig Robson, fauna, Princeton Field Guides, reseña on August 27, 2007| Leave a Comment »
Good enough to morph into a Princeton Field Guide: Ken Simpson, The Birds of Australia. A Book of Identification
Posted in reseña, tagged fauna, Ken Simpson, Princeton Field Guides, reseña on August 27, 2007| Leave a Comment »
Do you want the good news first, or the bad news?
Le’ts start with the bad: The Birds of Australia. A book of identification is no longer available in its original hardcover format with its beautifully illustrated birds and its handy bird-by-bird location map. (more…)
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