Where to Watch Birds in Britain

This book is a fantastic, comprehensive, digest of all the prime bird-watching sites in Britain; whether you are after a walk, a family outing or are a keen bird-watcher looking for a site for a specific species then there is something in this book for you. Includes a new section highlighting the best sites around the country for the Top 100 species.

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