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David A. Bannerman

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

George Lodge: Artist Naturalist

Editor: John Savory

1986

Sections include:

• Introductory essay - John Savory
• Lodge the Man, a Biography - David Bannerman
• Changing Methods of Book Illustration - Christine Jackson
• Lodge the Falconer and Other Memories - Phillip Glasier
• Lodge the Artist in Perspective - Donald Watson
• Some Observations on Painting Birds - George Lodge

The Birds Of The Balearics

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Croom Hlem

1983

The Birds of the Maltese Archipelago

D.A. Bannerman, J.A. Vella-Gaffiero

1976

Handbook of the Birds of Cyprus and Migrants of the Middle East

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1972

Birds Of The Atlantic Islands, Volume 4: History Of The Birds Of The Cape Verde Islands

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1968

The fourth of a four volume publication. This volume describes the birds of the Cape Verde Islands.

Birds Of The Atlantic Islands, Volume 3

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1966

The third of a four volume publication. This volume describes the birds of the Azores.

Birds Of The Atlantic Islands, Volume 2

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1965

The second of a four volume publication. This volume describes the birds of Madeira, the Desertas, and Porto Santo Islands.

Birds Of The Atlantic Islands, Volume 1

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1963

The first of a four volume publication. This volume describes the birds of the Canary Islands.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 12

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1963

The twelvth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Stercorariidae, Alcidae, Rallidae, Tetraonidae and Phasianidae.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 11

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1962

The eleventh of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Glareolidae, Otdidae, Burhinidae, Gruidae and Laridae.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 10

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1961

The tenth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the remainder of the Scolopacidae and the Charadriidae, Recurvirostridae and Haematopodidae.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 9

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1961

The ninth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers part of the Scolopacidae.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 8

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1959

The eighth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Phalacrocoracidae, Diomedeidae, Sulidae, Podicipedidae, Fregatidae, Gaviidae, Procellariidae, Columbidae and Pteroclididae.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 7

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1958

The seventh of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the remainder of the Anatidae.

Birds Of Cyprus

David A. Bannerman and W. Mary Bannerman

Oliver & Boyd

1958

Larger Birds Of West Africa

David A. Bannerman

1958

196 pages condensed from the 1953 two volume Birds Of West And Equatorial Africa. Covers 340 non-passerine species;

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 6

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1957

The sixth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Ciconiidae, Ardeidae, Phoenicopteridae and Anatidae (Part).

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 5

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1956

The fifth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Birds of Prey.

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 4

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1955

The fourth of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Apodidae, Coraciidae, Caprimulgidae, Alcedinidae, Meropidae, Picidae, Upupidae, Cuculidae, Strigidae

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 3

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1954

The third of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Sylviidae, Troglodytidae, Turdidae, Cinclidae, Prunellidae, Hirundinidae

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 2

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1953

The second of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Alaudidae, Certhidae, Paridae, Vireonidae and others

The Birds Of The British Isles

Volume 1

David Bannerman and George Lodge

1953

The first of a 12 volume work published between 1953 and 1963.

This volume covers the Corvidae, Sturnidae, Oriolidae and Fringillidae

The Birds Of West And Equatorial Africa

David A. Bannerman

1953

Published in 2 volumes with over 1,500 pages in total and 30 coloured plates. This two volume set is a condensed version of the earlier 8 volume publication.

(There appear to be editions of this set with different dust jacket images.)

The Birds Of Tropical West Africa

David A.Bannerman

Crown Agents For The Colonies

1931-1951

Published in 8 volumes with over 3,500 pages in total and 85 coloured plates.

The Canary Islands: Their History, Natural History And Scenery

David A. Bannerman

Many black and white photographs

Gurney & Jackson

1922

From the foreword:

"This book does not profess to be a complete Natural History of the Canary Islands. It deals principally with their Ornithology, and Parts II. and III. contain accounts of various expeditions made by the author during a more or less thorough exploration of the group on behalf of the Bird Department of the. British Museum of Natural History. When in pursuit of birds in the various islands, it naturally followed that other subjects besides ornithology had, in the course of investigations, to be studied. The geological formation of the Islands had to be examined in relation to the fauna and flora ; the Zones of Vegetation for their bearing on the distribution of bird-life, and so it came about that the material for Chapters II. to VI. was accumulated. The ornitho- logical results have already been published in the pages of the Ibis — the Journal of the British Ornithologists' Union. The lack of any really brief account of the discovery and conquest of the Islands prompted me to include Chapter I., although it is somewhat outside the scope of this book. So attractive is the early history of the Archipelago, that any traveller sufficiently interested in the Natural History of the Islands to read these pages, will almost certainly want to know something of their early inhabitants and conquerors."