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For birders, wildlife enthusiasts and collectors of southern African natural-history books, Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger National Park and Adjacent Lowveld remains a useful and attractive specialist guide, combining authoritative regional knowledge with practical field identification.
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Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger National Park and Adjacent Lowveld by Hugh Chittenden and Ian Whyte is a beautifully produced regional field guide dedicated to the remarkable birdlife of one of southern Africa’s premier wildlife destinations. Published in 2008 by the John Voelcker Bird Book Fund, this softcover edition was designed specifically for birdwatchers exploring the Kruger National Park and the surrounding Lowveld. Contemporary bibliographic records describe the original edition as a 258-page guide covering more than 420 bird species recorded in the region, with colour illustrations and distribution maps.
Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger National Park and Adjacent Lowveld is particularly useful for visitors who want more than a simple identification manual. It combines detailed species information with illustrations and distribution maps, helping readers distinguish similar birds and understand where particular species are likely to be encountered. The focus on the Kruger and adjacent Lowveld makes it especially practical for game-drive birding, wildlife photography, nature enthusiasts and anyone developing an interest in South African ornithology.
Hugh Chittenden is a highly regarded South African bird photographer and ornithologist whose long experience with the region has resulted in numerous influential bird publications. He has photographed birds for decades and received an honorary doctorate for his contributions to ornithology in 2012.
The book also represents an important stage in the development of the Roberts regional guide series, which has subsequently been expanded and revised into later editions covering the Greater Kruger area.
For birders, wildlife enthusiasts and collectors of southern African natural-history books, Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger National Park and Adjacent Lowveld remains a useful and attractive specialist guide, combining authoritative regional knowledge with practical field identification.
Condition: Near Fine – Very light shelf wear present.
