The first volume in The British Natural History Collection

OWLS

by Chris Mead

Updated by Mike Toms

The original publication of Chris Mead’s book soon took its place as the most accessible yet authoritative work on owls available and continued to be a bestseller for almost twenty years until it went out of print a few years ago.
Appealing not just to keen birdwatchers but also to budding naturalists and all those with a passing interest in birds, copies of the book are still sought after.

This amazingly informative book has now been redesigned and republished as the first volume in a new series, The British Natural History Collection.

With colour photographs

The beautiful and accurate line drawings and cartoons by renowned wildlife artist Guy Troughton are a feature of this book. This special edition also includes an eight-page gallery of stunning colour images by bird photographer Mark Hancox including his photograph of a Short-eared Owl, winner of the BirdGuides Photo of the Year 2010 competition.

'If you want to know anything about owls then this is the book for you...

'This new collection will include original works and updated classics and this Volume 1 is a must to start a valuable collection for the future.' - Ray Collier, Highland Group Newspapers

‘Owls’ is the first volume in the new British Natural History Collection from Whittet Books, and it seems very collectable to me ... Chris Mead, Mike Toms Guy Troughton, and Mark Hancox deserve a wide audience for this beautiful book.' - The Ranger's Blog, Naturenet.net

For the full review please see http://naturenet.net/blogs/index.php/2011/10/03/p876#more876

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