The Following Reports are available from Slovenia:
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Slovenia 7th April -14th April 2007

  • We spent some time exploring the side roads, driving up as far as the snowline.  It was whilst watching a flock of 50 Alpine Choughs in Mlinarica Gorge that we first heard and then saw a pair of displaying Golden Eagle which put on a wonderful show in superb light...John Perry and Per Grenabo report.

Slovenia 15th-21st October 2003

  • This report gives details of the birds seen and the sites visited during a week's holiday in north-west Slovenia based at the resort of Kranjska Gora. The timing of the trip, mid-October was to fit in with the Scottish school holidays...Bob Swann reports.

Birding Around Lake Bled 12th - 19th August '98

  • This is not meant to be a comprehensive guide to birdwatching in this attractive 'new' country, but rather a guide to what might be seen in the area around Lake Bled on what was primarily a family holiday...John Cantelo reports

 
 
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Some Useful bird books for Slovenia:
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Collins Bird Guide
Lars Svensson et al: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • Described by some as the best field guide in the world, and 15 years in the making. Has it been Worth the Wait?...Yes definately! If you buy just 1 book a year then make sure that its this one. Stunning drawings by the worlds finest bird illustrators..and it shows..check out the plates on tern, Skuas, and the Ducks...not forgetting the Finches and Crossbills...Includes all the birds likely to be seen in Slovenia

The Complete Guide to the Birdlife of Britain & Europe
Rob Hume, Peter Hayman (Illustrator): Buy from Amazon.co.uk

  • This is quite simply the best illustrated guide to Europe's birds that I have seen. Every bird is pictured at least five times (and sometimes twenty times) in varying poses within its habitat. Seeing the birds in context, really gives this book the edge.
    More than a field guide, the book is coffee table size, and certainly deserves to be in the collection of every serious bird watcher.

Recommended travel books for Slovenia:

Lonely Planet: Slovenia
Steve Fallon, Neil Wilson: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • Including special sections on activities such as hiking, skiing, caving, kayaking and windsurfing, this guide offers a wide range of places to eat and sleep, from the cheap and cheerful to the lap of luxury. There is also a history of the country from Roman times to present-day independence.

 

   
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