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The Following Reports are available from Suriname:
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Sensational Suriname
Nov 2-19, 2005

  • Twenty minutes to half an hour go by when a huge raptor suddenly flies in from the right, just where I happen to be looking.  It is the young Harpy, and it lands on the lip of the nest.  Before we can zero in with the scope the bird flies, but then it stops again on a big branch....Paul Prevett reports

Bronzy jacamar

Birding Suriname - on the long run March - July 2005

  • From march until July 2005 I was honoured to have my internship at the Brownsberg Nature Park in Suriname. Birdwise absolutely fantastic because I could spend a lot of time in the field...Steven Wytema reports.

Suriname 23rd Oct - 7th Nov 2004

  • This was our first visit to South America and hopefully not our last since the continent has a whole lot to offer in birds, nature as well as culture wise....Since Wilma and me had only 12 days available Suriname was a good option as an introduction to the continent...Jos Wanten reports

 



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Some Useful bird books for Suriname:
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Birds of Northern South America: An Identification Guide: v. 2 (Plates and Maps)
Cemencia Rodner et al: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • The most important book to be published about South American birds for years. It features ALL the 2308 bird species of Ecuador, Columbia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana and Trinidad & Tobago plus their ranges were they overlap into the Amazon Basin, thus becoming one of the few guides that illustrates many of the birds of Northern Brazil. This volume features all the illustrations (including known sub-species) and maps. (656 pages)


Birds of Northern South America: An Identification Guide: v. 1 (Species accounts)
Cemencia Rodner et al: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • The sister volume to the above fieldguide featuring the species accounts for all the birds. (880 pages)

Birds of Venezuela
Steven Hilty: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • This book is the second best available guide to Suriname, with over 1300 species illustrated and expertly described. Accurate range maps are complemented by detailed notes on identification, similar species, voice, behavior, status and habitat.

The Sibley Guide to Birds (Audubon Society Nature Guides Ser.)
David Allen Sibley: Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • David Sibley's new field guide to the birds of North America renders all the existing guides obsolete at one stroke. The book itself is beautifully produced and crafted - the sort of book that gives pleasure just in the handling of it.

The Birds of South America Vol 1: The Oscine Passerines
Robert S. Ridgely, Guy Tudor, Russell E. Train: Buy from Amazon.co.uk
  • This volume, first in a series of four, outlines the habitat, range, habits and voices of the songbirds in South America. It starts from a museum approach and then examines specimens of each subspecies, comparing them visually. This is the first time that the birds of South America have been described in a single, published source.

Neotropical Rainforest Mammals
Louise H. Emmons, Francois Feer (Illustrator): Buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk

  • A field guide to the marvellously diverse creatures of the rainforest, this book includes information on 226 species. It identifies characteristics, similar species, vocalization, behaviour and natural history, geographic range, conservation status, local names and literature references.



   
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