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The Birds of Panama: A Field Guide, by Robert Dean
Téléchargement PDF The Birds of Panama: A Field Guide, by Robert Dean
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Détails sur le produit
Broché: 488 pages
Editeur : Comstock Publishing Associates (16 décembre 2010)
Collection : Zona Tropical Publications
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 0801476747
ISBN-13: 978-0801476747
Dimensions du produit:
14,2 x 2,5 x 21,5 cm
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"The Birds of Panama" a été un compagnon de voyage agréable lors de mon récent voyage au Panama. C'est un guide complet et correct sur cette région du monde riche d'une avifaune encore plus diversifiée que son voisin mieux connu, le Costa Rica. Ce livre commence par une introduction succincte sur les espaces protégés et les milieux naturels du pays. Puis viennent les planches, classiques d'un guide d'identification, faisant face à des textes courts et brefs et des cartes précises et soignées. Les dessins sont corrects mais les planches un peu vides, manquant d'abondance d'autant plus que les juvéniles et les femelles ne sont montrées vraiment qu'en cas de dimorphisme extrême. Mais mis à part ce détail peu handicapant finalement le guide reste très correct quand même.
Utile pour les guidances que j’organise
This new field guide to the birds of Panama follows the earlier book for Costa Rica in its pattern. Thus, hopes were high from the beginning when this book was announced. And the authors and publishers certainly kept their standards. Mostly, the illustrations from that Costa Rica book have been retained where appropriate, but they have often been enlarged, reduced , sometimes mirrored or tilted to some extent.So finally, there is a fine birding guide for Panama, with range maps and today's customary set-up with the text, range maps and plates all on the same double-page spread. Compared to the Costa Rica volume, the printing of the plates is stronger. No more pale looking birds. Instead, there may be a few that got a bit too much ink. But overall the plates look more accurate. In particular, cotingas and honeycreepers now seem to have their correct colors.And it's only here that one can fully appreciate the very high quality of the artwork done by Robert Dean. I think his work is at least comparable to the one by Guy Tudor, long considered the one to compare all others with when it comes to neotropical field guide illustrations. For Central America, the Dean artwork as printed in the Panama book is definitely the new standard.There are many other improvements compared to the Costa Rica volume. Thus, range maps are now color coded, immediately providing information on the status of a species in Panama, like breeding or migrant bird.The most critical identification characters are highlighted in bold face, a feature already found in the Costa Rica book. However, this feature has been expanded. And the text gives much more info on how to distinguish similar species from each other. It even includes the page number when that other species is not on the same spread. Great practical help indeed! I wish this would become common standard in field guides. The map on the inside cover provides all the location names mentioned in the text. Compliments here, as well!This book is a bit larger than the companion volume for Costa Rica. It has thus lost the advantage of being very compact. Part of the reason may be the elongated shape of Panama, as the range maps needed more space to still be meaningfully large. This is nevertheless a fairly compact volume when compared to the much larger and now outdated (for identification purposes) earlier guide book for Panama by Ridgely and Gwynne.There is still room for improvements, of course. The major one would be to have more flight pictures. Also, I wish the book had an alphabetical quick-find index on an inside cover flap like the National Geographic guide for North American birds. The material used for the soft cover is not very good, it starts to look worn after a very short period of regular use. And since Panama is actually a Spanish speaking country, it would help to have Spanish names as well, including an index for them. This would also help to further interest among the natives. Hopefully, a Spanish edition will be in the future as well. But all that is secondary for now. The authors have to be congratulated for this very fine achievement.
Just received and did quick perusal. Illustrations are not quite as sharp as desired. Inside back cover could have been used for something more useful, such as range map color keys (buried on page xii) or even a repeat of the country map from the front inside cover, instead of blurbs for other guide books. See no need to have those extra pages with the entire checklist, which would be ungainly to try to actually record on. Instead of checklist, would prefer two separate indices, one for common names and one for scientific names. Headings for categories (woodpeckers, motmots, etc.) could have been different colors to help with quicker lookup rather than all the same color, which serves absolutely no purpose. Still it will serve well enough before/during a Panama birding trip. And, every birder's wish: More recent edition would be very welcome.
We are novice birders but this book was indispensable during our travel in Panama. We saw maybe 20% of the birds identified in the book. Many were located in very narrow land areas we did not travel to. I enjoyed the Introduction section which explained the attributes and habitat of the native and migratory birds as well as features to observe for bird identification. We used three different bird guides on our trip and each had a well used copy of this book. Only downside is the book is heavy due to the extensive variety of birds in Panama.
Well organized, easy to use, with a complete checklist in the back. This is good, because it’s the only field guide to Panama.Just got back from Canopy Tower, highly recommend it and Panama.
This book is really good and contains hundreds of birds that you can find all across the country of Panama! Well worth it and very informative. I really like the checklist at the end and that all the birds have their names with a brief description and a nice detailed picture of the male and females. Would recommend for any bird watcher, photographer or anyone interested in learning more about the huge selection of bird species in the beautiful country of Panama!
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