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The Breeding Birds of North Wales

Editor: Ian M. Spence, Anne Brenchley, Rhion Pritchard and Geoff Gibbs

2013

"Framed by the magnificent and internationally important coastline from the Dyfi round Anglesey to the Dee, North Wales, which includes the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park, is a very special place for birds. In excess of 700 contributors submitted more than 200,000 records over five summers to produce this fascinating atlas of the area's breeding birds. Lavishly illustrated with stunning photographs this beautiful full colour book includes fully bilingual introductory chapters, a Welsh language précis alongside each English language species account and a wealth of recording data, maps and tables."

Birds, Boots and Butties: Anglesey

Ruth Miller

2009

A birdwatching and walking guide to Anglesey.

Best Birdwatching Sites: North Wales

Alan Davies and Owen Roberts

2007

"This book features around 60 sites from South Stack on Anglesey to Gresford Flash near Wrexham, together with detailed maps and access information, disabled access, public transport information and even a guide on how to pronounce the Welsh names correctly."

Birds of Anglesey / Adar Môn

P. Hope Jones and P. Whalley

2004

"A bilingual review of the island's birds, with illustrations by Philip Snow, Steve Culley and Hugh Knott."

A New Natural History of Anglesey

Editor: Dr W. Eifion Jones

1990

Includes chapter on weather and climate, the geology, flora, fungi, insects, freshwater fish, amphibians, reptiles, marine biology, birds, mammals, and nature conservation.

A Handbook To The Vertebrate Fauna Of North Wales

H. Edward Forrest

1919

From the Introductory Note: "The present volume is designed to furnish in a convenient form an account of the Birds, Beasts and Fishes of North Wales. Under each species is a brief summary showing its status and distribution in the district. This gives at a glance the information usually sought by a naturalist or visitor coming into North Wales."

The Vertebrate Fauna Of North Wales

H. Edward Forrest

1907