Birds of Cuba is an impressive piece of work, an exceptionally complete field guide to the bird species in this formidable country. This is a valuable book that will fill a void in literature that has existed for a long time, written by people who know Cuban birding best. It represents the guide which will be welcomed by aficionados; that it is the product of an all-Cuban team is a double triumph.

• 354 species illustrated in colour, including all 21 endemics.
• 51 colour plates with 662 images illustrating male, female and juvenile plumages.
• Concise text covers identification, range, status, habitat, voice and food.
• Introduction includes information on habitats, bird-watching and conservation in Cuba.

Publisher: Christopher Helm, London
Edition: Paperback (255 pages), 2008.
ISBN: 9-780713-657845