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This page lists books about birds and birdwatching in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The books are listed by publication date with the most recent at the top.

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Bosnia & Herzegovina

Tim Clancy

2013

"Two decades after the conflict that ravaged the region, Bosnia and Herzegovina has emerged as a unique, dynamic tourism destination. Whether you go in search of bears in the primeval Sutjeska National Park, wander the winding streets of Sarajevo's Turkish quarter or put your feet up in Mostar with a glass of chilled ilavka, you are guaranteed to be charmed by the country's rich natural and cultural heritage. Still the only standalone guidebook to the country in English, Bradt's Bosnia & Herzegovina is packed with practical information and insider tips on how to make the most of your trip to the land where East meets West."

Adriatic East Coast: Seeing Birds and Experiencing Nature in Historic Landscapes on the Mediterranean Coast

Martin Schneider-Jacoby and Borut Stumberger

EuroNatur Service

2012

Covers Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Albania.

"Summer, sun and seas of azure blue: most people think of a holiday on the beach when they hear the words East Adriatic Coast. The EuroNatur guide Adriatic East Coast shows impressively that the region has a great deal more to offer. In fact this place is a must for nature and bird lovers. Up to now the information available about the region has been scant and has been confined to the different countries that share the coast. The EuroNatur guide fills a gap here. Alongside valuable travel tips Adriatic East Coast gives detailed descriptions of the animal and plant life and of the breath-takingly beautiful landscapes of the East Adriatic Coast."

Central and Eastern European Wildlife

Gerard Gorman

Bradt

2008

"The wildlife of eastern Europe is one of the unexpected attractions of a region best known for its cultural assets: relatively few visitors are aware of the diversity on their holiday doorstep, from brown bears and wolves to numerous birds no longer common in the west of the continent. Accessible and beautifully illustrated, the guide will appeal both to the holidaymaker and to the serious naturalist seeking a compact volume to carry around. And after the trip, it will also make an attractive souvenir. The guide covers the wildlife of: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kaliningrad, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia & Herzegovina."