Birds of Italy

This comprehensive guide provides insights into over 320 bird species found in Italy, making it essential for birdwatchers and travelers alike.

The Birds of Italy serves as an essential photographic guide for anyone interested in the rich avifauna of Italy. Spanning from the majestic Alps and Dolomites in the north to the picturesque coastlines of the Mediterranean Sea, the book highlights the diverse natural habitats found throughout the country. Italy's unique position as a migration path between Europe and Africa makes it a prime location for observing both endemic species and migratory birds, providing birdwatchers with an exciting opportunity to witness a variety of avian life.

Written by naturalist Marianne Taylor and featuring stunning photography by Daniele Occhiato, this fully revised and updated guide covers over 320 bird species that are most likely to be encountered during a visit to Italy. Each entry includes concise yet informative text detailing identification tips, songs and calls, behavior, distribution, and habitat preferences. The carefully selected photographs enhance the identification process, making it easier for both novice and experienced birdwatchers to recognize different species.

Additionally, the Birds of Italy includes a guide to the best birdwatching sites across the country, ensuring that readers can make the most of their birdwatching adventures. This book is an invaluable resource for travelers and bird enthusiasts alike, offering insights into the spectacular and bird-rich environments of southern Europe.