BIRD ATLAS - FRANK HECKER, KATRIN HECKER

Discover the fascinating world of Central European birds with our new atlas! The perfect companion for any trip, this atlas will allow you to quickly identify bird species and explore their secrets. Immerse yourself in the colorful world of plumage, behaviors, and habitats of the birds you encounter every day.

• Detailed descriptions of the most important bird species in Central Europe
• Information about habitats: forests, meadows, rivers, lakes, coastal areas, and mountains
• Characteristics of appearance: plumage, size, distinctive features
• Description of behaviors and lifestyle: foraging, nesting, mating
• Information about occurrence in Poland and migration/nesting times
• Profiles of birds living near human settlements
• Ideal guide for any trip

The Bird Atlas is an invaluable source of knowledge for every nature lover. With its help, recognizing bird species will become easy and enjoyable. Find out where to look for the kingfisher, how to recognize the reed warbler, and where to spot the red-backed shrike. This book will introduce you to the fascinating world of ornithology, presenting the richness and diversity of Central European birdlife.

The authors, Frank Hecker and Katrin Hecker, are experienced ornithologists and nature enthusiasts who have dedicated many years to observing and studying birds. Their knowledge and experience have been collected in this atlas to enable readers to easily and effectively identify bird species. The Bird Atlas is not only a guide but also an inspiration for further observations and the protection of birdlife.

RM Publishing, known for its high-quality nature publications, has taken care of the careful graphic design of the atlas. Numerous illustrations and photos of birds in their natural environment make it easier to recognize species and make reading more enjoyable. The Bird Atlas is the perfect gift for anyone interested in nature and wants to expand their knowledge of Central European birds.

Technical data:

Publisher: RM, 2025

Pages: 192

Format: 129x191 mm

Binding: paperback