Reviews
I looked up the bird I was watching with my binoculars today. And it looked like a gourd, and I found that part of the book, and it was called a string. I'm happy with the details and the pictures.
Park Jong-gil: Wild Bird Field Guide
We have all the birds written on the Korean peninsula. We collected 30 years of research and taxonomy, sample and field testing and practicalization, and made clear the taxononotypes and forms and ecology of all birds that we see in our country. You can feel the amount of text that's filled with it and the amount and the fidelity of the comments that have been accumulated in the photos. We've documented in detail the movement of each species and the current of the coming species as well as threats, distributions and spread. Similar species are arranged side by side to compare and distinguish. In the same species, you can see male and female birds, adult birds, seasonal feathers patterns, and see the differences between gender, age and age. And so the areas where we see this feature that we can intuitively understand each species are actually represented with arrows.
Korean title: 야생조류 필드 가이드
Korean author: 박종길
Korean publisher: 자연과생태
ISBN-13: 9791164500444
Reviews
I looked up the bird I was watching with my binoculars today. And it looked like a gourd, and I found that part of the book, and it was called a string. I'm happy with the details and the pictures.












