Nature Travel Guide: Birds of Chile (Nature Travel Guide Series)

Please note that this is a legacy travel guide with older information. It can now be found in a compilation volume that collects together the content of three legacy books about South America, all by the same author, at a budget price. Following is the original description for this book: An ecotourism site guide to Chile. This book from the Nature Travel Guide series is written by Dr Duncan James, a scientist turned writer. It is a birdwatching site guide to Chile with some additional information about other wildlife. Note that it is not an identification guide. It is primarily designed as an ebook. The paperback version has 66 pages and is printed in black-and-white. With Birds of Chile you can sprinkle nature highlights into your vacation or follow a complete ecotourism itinerary. Unbiased, curated, practical advice about where to go for groups, families and solo travellers Self-guided nature walks that include maps, GPS coordinates, clear directions and local wildlife-watching tips Coverage of the Atacama Desert, Arica, Putre, Parinacota, Campana National Park, Cerro Provincia, Valparaiso, Peninsula de Hualpen, Chiloe Island, Tierra del Fuego, Punta Arenas and Porvenir Advice for all budgets and travel styles including backpacking using public transport and touring with your own vehicle Specific help so you can travel independently and still see flamingoes in the high Andes, tinamous on the grassy puna, parakeets in the forest, penguins at their coastal breeding colonies, albatrosses flying overhead and much more The ebook version has effortless navigation with multiple internal links, all maps and photographs in full colour and optimised for electronic readers, colours contrast tested for readability on black-and-white screens and everything included in the download for full use offline. The paperback version is more limited being 66 pages in black-and-white. This book has unique practical advice; empowering you to explore. Buy this book now to follow in the footsteps of the Nature Travel Guide through Chile.