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“Birds of South Africa” by Adam Riley is a comprehensive photographic guide that showcases the rich avifauna of the region. The book features over 340 regularly occurring species, each accompanied by concise descriptions covering identification, vocalizations, behavior, distribution, and habitat. High-quality photographs have been carefully selected to aid in accurate identification. Additionally, the guide includes recommendations for prime birdwatching locations across South Africa. Its portable design makes it an ideal companion for both travelers and bird enthusiasts exploring this biodiverse nation.
Adam Riley, the author, is a renowned birder with extensive experience in African birdlife. Raised in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, he co-founded Rockjumper Birding Tours in 1998 and has observed over 2,000 bird species on the continent and more than 8,000 species globally.
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