Birds of Backyard: A Colour Handbook

Contents: 1. Basics of bird watching. 2. Bird morphology. 3. Importance of birds. 4. Birds of OUAT: a rich avian diversity.

Birds of Backyard: A Colour Handbook is a richly illustrated reference guide that presents a detailed and accessible overview of bird species found in the region of Backyard, a fictional or lesser-known locale characterized by its unique avifauna. The book is crafted for both amateur birdwatchers and seasoned ornithologists, combining scientific accuracy with vibrant, full-color illustrations to aid in bird identification and appreciation. 

Each entry in the handbook features a clear photograph or colour plate of the bird, accompanied by concise descriptions covering key characteristics, such as size, plumage, calls, habitat, diet, and behavioral traits. The handbook is provide identification tips, the book also offers notes on seasonal movements, nesting habits, and conservation status, making it an informative tool for understanding the ecological context of each species. 

What sets Birds of Backyard apart is its regional specificity and attention to environmental change. It highlights not only endemic and migratory species but also discusses how urban development, agriculture, and climate change have influenced bird populations in the area. This environmental awareness adds depth to the book, encouraging readers to consider their role in preserving bird habitats. 

Overall, Birds of Backyard: A Colour Handbook is more than just a field guide-it is a celebration of the natural beauty and diversity of birds in a distinct geographical region. With its blend of scientific detail, user-friendly format, and striking imagery, it serves as both an educational resource and an inspiration for nature enthusiasts.