Birds of the Indian Subcontinent

An excellent and exhaustive compilation of information on birds of Indian subcontinent. Not a bird for beginners but for those who are more interested and committed definitely worth it's value in gold. It has very detailed coloured drawings ( no pictures) explaining the subtle differences between species, sexes and geographical distribution. A must-have for identification and research. If a bird exists it has to be in this book!! With all taxonomic names and classifications

Good book for bird lovers

Good Product,good book field guide.

Pros:- Page quality is nice. Good feel- Very good illustrations of male/female/juvenile.- Maps and it's color codes - very nice. Also e.g corroborated the fact that the Oriole is a resident in Chennai though it's a migrant and a non breeding wintering bird in the rest of South India. The famous app didn't give that detail.- Info such as the oriole song is beautiful was not listed in the famous app. Only the shrilling call was mentioned in the app. So this info was good and I could corroborate.Cons:- And I know it's just a reference book but still the lettering is super small. At times oolne will have to click and zoom on your phone especially the map which I had to to distinguish the wintering blue shade to the resident green on an overlapping region. This could be a deal breaker! May be a Kindle Version? But I like real physical books with colored illustrations.- Behavior on one bird species I found was lacking. The Pied Kingfisher's unique hovering in midair and a vertical dive is not contrasted to the other Kingfishers. But this is a minor good to have. Other descriptions on the Kingfisher was super accurate.

Surely a great book for bird enthusiasts and bird watchers. It's a quite thick book with lots of Indian birds. It contains information about many birds individually with texts and amazing colored pictures. Surely a must buy 💯💯💯

Good delivery

Excellent compilation of birds of India.

if you're a serious birdwatcher and enjoys identifying bird species you saw then this could provide great help. This is arguably the best field guide of Indian Birds and most of the things in this book displays of great quality