African Raptors by William S. Clark and Rob Davies is an authoritative and comprehensive guide to the raptors (birds of prey) of Africa. The book focuses on the identification, behavior, distribution, and conservation of Africa’s diverse and remarkable raptor species, which include eagles, hawks, vultures, and kestrels, among others.

The authors, both experienced ornithologists, provide in-depth information about these powerful birds, highlighting their role in the African ecosystems. The book offers detailed accounts of each species, with a focus on their physical characteristics, hunting techniques, and distinctive behaviors. It also addresses the challenges these birds face, such as habitat loss and environmental pressures, while emphasizing the importance of conservation efforts to protect them.

With rich illustrations, photographs, and maps, African Raptors serves as a valuable resource for birdwatchers, conservationists, and nature enthusiasts. The book is not only a guide for identifying African raptors but also a celebration of these incredible birds and their place in the continent’s biodiversity.

This book is a must-have for those interested in African wildlife and offers an enriching experience for anyone fascinated by the majestic and often elusive birds of prey found across Africa.