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    Your most anticipated futures books

    First I was excited by that one as well but I found an oop big book in Dutch by Roy Kleukers e.a. which serves me well alongside two field guides :) in total two cd's with sound recordings accompanying them
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    I've just received Lynx's All The Bird Of The World. First I must say I enjoyed the packaging; that internal box containing the book, with the Lynx name stamped out, is a beautiful design, never seen such beautiful packaging before. The whole gigantic thing was very well packed. Contents...
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Yes, haven't had a problem with their site today, nor last few days.
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Whaaaaaaaat, couldn't Lynx have stated on their page until when the €65 for "Bird Families" would last?! Now it's €87 again and that's a bit of too far a stretch for me, especially with ABOTW... Could almost buy the Illustrated Checklist set as well for that... Crazy prices. Think I'll be going...
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Thanks, Melanie. Scouring for reviews on both, I also found this quote as conclusion, from Bob Curry in The Canadian Field-Naturalist: https://www.readcube.com/articles/10.22621%2Fcfn.v133i1.2339 Seems I need to lay in another few tens of euros for granted gratification...
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Thanks, Melanie. I read in an earlier post you know both books? Which do you find most informative, is there a big difference? I don't need too much visuals in it, I'll have the All Birds Of The World for that.
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    No one, anyone? :unsure:
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Hey guys, is Handbook of Bird Families by Elphik a decent textual addition to All The Birds Of The World? It's quite a bit more affordable than the Lynx "Bird Families of the World" but tempted by that too. But that one almost looks superfluous? As said, mainly looking for a textual addition to...
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Flight Identification of European Passerines and Select Landbirds moved to May 21st... https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691177571/flight-identification-of-european-passerines-and-select-landbirds
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    More affordable and concise? Will probably serve another market/audience, like me. I can't and won't spend a small fortune on books that give me too much info I'll never use. An overview like this to leave through suits me fine.
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    Your most anticipated futures books

    Nice! Good for an overview for a dreamer that never will make it around the world but still wants to dwell in the world's ornithological beauty :)
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