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100 1  Athanas, Nick,|eauthor. 
245 10 Birds of western Ecuador :|ba photographic guide /|cNick 
       Athanas and Paul J. Greenfield ; with special 
       contributions by Iain Campbell, Pablo Cervantes Daza, Sam 
       Woods, and Andrew Spencer. 
264  1 Princeton :|bPrinceton University Press,|c[2016] 
264  4 |c©2016 
300    1 online resource :|bcolor illustrations, color maps 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
347    text file|bPDF|2rda 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0  |tFrontmatter --|tCONTENTS --|tINTRODUCTION --|tREGION 
       COVERED --|tRANGE MAPS --|tFORMAT OF THE SPECIES ACCOUNTS 
       --|tTAXONOMY --|tCONSERVATION --|tHABITATS --|tELEVATIONAL
       ZONES --|tBIRD TOPOGRAPHY --|tSPECIES ACCOUNTS --|tFOREST 
       TINAMOUS --|tHIGH-ANDEAN TINAMOUS, GUANS --|tNEW WORLD 
       QUAILS, WHISTLING-DUCKS --|tTEALS, PINTALS, SOUTHERN 
       POCHARD --|tTORRENT DUCK, GREBES, WOOD STORCK --|tPELAGIC 
       SEABIRDS --|tTROPICBIRD, FLAMINGO, IBISES, SPOONBILL --
       |tTIGER-HERONS, BITTERNS, TRICOLORED HERON --|tNIGHT-
       HERONS AND BUTORIDES HERONS --|tHERONS AND EGRETS --
       |tFRIGATEBIRDS AND PELICANS --|tBOOBIES --|tANHINGA AND 
       CORMORANTS --|tNEW WORLD VULTURES --|tOSPREY AND KITES --
       |tACCIPITERS --|tBROAD-WINGED FOREST HAWKS --|tBLACK HAWKS
       AND SOLITARY EAGLE --|tASSORTED HAWKS --|tVARIABLE HAWK 
       AND BUZZARD-EAGLE --|tBUTEO AND RELATED HAWKS --|tZONE-
       TAILED HAWK, EAGLES, CINEREOUS HARRIER --|tHAWK-EAGLES --
       |tSMALL FALCONS --|tLARGE FALCONS --|tCARACARAS --|tFOREST
       -FALCONS --|tRAILS AND WOOD-RAILS --|tSORA AND CRAKES --
       |tGALLINULES, COOTS, SUNGREBE --|tMISCELLANEOUS AQUATIC 
       BIRDS AND WADERS --|tJACANA, LAPWINGS, LARGE PLOVERS --
       |tCHARADRIUS PLOVERS --|tSEEDSNIPES AND SNIPES --|tMIGRANT
       SHOREBIRDS --|tGULLS --|tTERNS --|tTERNS AND BLACK SKIMMER
       --|tNATIVE PIGEONS --|tROCK PIGEON AND DOVES --|tQUAIL-
       DOVES AND GROUND-DOVES --|tGROUND-DOVES --|tPARAKEETS --
       |tPARROTLETS AND HIGHLAND PSITTACIDS --|tROSE-FACED PARROT
       AND PIONUS PARROTS --|tAMAZONS AND MACAWS --|tCUCKOOS --
       |tANIS AND CRESTED CUCKOOS --|tLARGE OWLS --|tLARGE OWLS 
       AND BURROWING OWL --|tPYGMY-OWLS --|tSCREECH-OWLS AND BUFF
       -FRONTED OWL --|tNIGHTHAWKS --|tNIGHTJARS --|tNIGHTJARS, 
       POTOO, OILBIRD --|tLARGER SWIFTS --|tSMALLER SWIFTS --
       |tHERMITS --|tHERMIT-LIKE AND OTHER LONG-BILLED 
       HUMMINGBIRDS --|tVIOLETEARS AND CORONETS --|tMANGO, 
       WOODNYMPHS, VIOLET-BELLIED HUMMINGBIRD --|tVARIOUS MIDSIZE
       HUMMINGBIRDS --|tPLUMELETEERS, THORNTAIL, WESTERN EMERALD 
       --|tAMAZILIA HUMMINGBIRDS --|tBRILLIANTS AND WEDGE-BILLED 
       HUMMINGBIRD --|tSYLPHS AND BOOTED RACKET-TAIL --|tWHITETIP,
       SUNANGELS, HILLSTARS --|tINCAS AND STARFRONTLETS --|tLARGE
       HIGH-ANDEAN HUMMINGBIRDS --|tPUFFLEGS --|tTHORNBILLS AND 
       TRAINBEARERS --|tVELVETBREAST AND METALTAILS --|tASSORTED 
       WOODSTARS --|tCHAETOCERCUS WOODSTARS --|tQUETZALS AND 
       SMALL RED-BELLIED TROGONS --|tLARGE RED-BELLIED TROGONS --
       |tYELLOW-BELLIED TROGONS --|tKINGFISHERS --|tMOTMOTS, 
       JACAMARS, LANCEOLATED MONKLET --|tPUFFBIRDS --|tNEW WORLD 
       BARBETS AND TOUCAN BARBET --|tARACARIS AND TOUCANETS --
       |tLARGE TOUCANS --|tPICULETS AND ASSORTED LOWLAND 
       WOODPECKERS --|tVENILIORNIS WOODPECKERS --|tPICOIDES AND 
       COLAPTES WOODPECKERS --|tLARGE WOODPECKERS --|tHIGH-ANDEAN
       FURNARIIDS --|tHIGH-ANDEAN FURNARIIDS --|tSYNALLAXIS 
       SPINETAILS --|tCRANIOLEUCA, TUFTEDCHEEKS, GRAYTAIL --
       |tBARBTAILS, TREERUNNERS, XENOPS --|tTREEHUNTERS AND 
       SYNDACTYLA FOLIAGE-GLEANERS --|tWOODHAUNTER AND ASSORTED 
       FOLIAGE-GLEANERS --|tVARIOUS FURNARIIDS AND SMALL 
       WOODCREEPERS --|tMIDSIZE WOODCREEPERS --|tLARGE 
       WOODCREEPERS AND SCYTHEBILLS --|tANTSHRIKES --|tANTSHRIKES
       AND STREAK-HEADED ANTBIRD --|tANTVIREOS AND MISCELLANEOUS 
       ANTWRENS --|tMYRMOTHERULA AND TERENURA ANTWRENS --
       |tLOWLAND ANTBIRDS --|tMYRMECIZA ANTBIRDS --|tANT-
       FOLLOWING ANTBIRDS AND ANTTHRUSHES --|tGRALLARIA ANTPITTAS
       --|tGRALLARIA AND HYLOPEZUS ANTPITTAS --|tANTPITTAS, 
       OCELLATED TAPACULO, CRESCENTCHEST --|tSMALL TAPACULOS --
       |tPHYLLOMYIAS TYRANNULETS AND BRISTLE-TYRANT --
       |tMECOCERCULUS AND OTHER SMALL FLYCATCHERS --
       |tMISCELLANEOUS TYRANNULETS --|tMISCELLANEOUS TYRANNULETS 
       AND MYIOPAGIS --|tELAENIA AND MISCELLANEOUS SMALL 
       FLYCATCHERS --|tTIT-TYRANTS AND MIONECTES FLYCATCHERS --
       |tMYIOPHOBUS, EMPIDONAX, AND SIMILAR SPECIES --|tPYGMY-
       TYRANTS --|tTODY- AND RUDDY-TAILED FLYCATCHERS, SPADEBILLS
       --|tFLATBILLS, PHOEBE, CINNAMON FLYCATCHER --|tPEWEES AND 
       TUFTED FLYCATCHER --|tMISCELLANEOUS FLYCATCHERS --|tCHAT-
       TYRANTS --|tCHAT-TYRANTS, TUMBES TYRANT, MYIOBIUS --
       |tGROUND-TYRANTS AND SHORT-TAILED FIELD TYRANT --|tSHRIKE-
       TYRANTS AND BUSH-TYRANTS --|tMYIOZETETES AND SIMILAR 
       FLYCATCHERS --|tRESIDENT KINGBIRDS AND MYIARCHUS 
       FLYCATCHERS --|tMISCELLANEOUS LARGER FLYCATCHERS --
       |tATTILAS, TITYRAS, CHOCÓ SIRYSTES --|tBECARDS --|tBECARDS
       AND SAPAYOA --|tCOTINGAS --|tFRUITEATERS --|tCOCK-OF-THE-
       ROCK, FRUITCROWS, UMBRELLABIRD --|tPIHAS AND MOURNERS --
       |tMANAKINS --|tPEPPERSHRIKE AND VIREOS --|tGREENLETS, 
       GNATCATCHERS, GNATWRENS --|tMOCKINGBIRDS, JAYS, WHITE-
       CAPPED DIPPER --|tMARTINS AND SOUTHERN ROUGH-WINGED 
       SWALLOW --|tSWALLOWS --|tWRENS --|tSOLITAIRES AND 
       NIGHTINGALE-THRUSHES --|tTURDUS THRUSHES --|tEUPHONIAS --
       |tEUPHONIAS AND CHLOROPHONIAS --|tSISKINS --|tLESSER 
       GOLDFINCH, PÁRAMO PIPIT, YELLOWTHROATS --|tMYIOTHLYPIS AND
       BASILEUTERUS WARBLERS --|tWHITESTARTS AND OTHER 
       MISCELLANEOUS WARBLERS --|tMIGRATORY WARBLERS --
       |tOROPENDOLAS AND CACIQUES --|tCOWBIRDS, SCRUB BLACKBIRD, 
       GREAT-TAILED GRACKLE --|tORIOLES AND MEADOWLARKS --|tBUSH-
       TANAGERS (CHLOROSPINGUSES) --|tPIRANGA TANAGERS --
       |tTACHYPHONUS AND CHLOROTHRAUPIS TANAGERS --|tRAMPHOCELUS,
       THRAUPIS, PIPRAEIDEA TANAGERS --|tMISCELLANEOUS COLORFUL 
       TANAGERS --|tMOUNTAIN-TANAGERS --|tTANGARA TANAGERS --
       |tTANGARA AND VARIOUS OTHER TANAGERS --|tMISCELLANEOUS 
       TANAGERS AND BANANAQUIT --|tMISCELLANEOUS TANAGERS --
       |tDACNISES --|tHONEYCREEPERS --|tHEMISPINGUSES AND TIT-
       LIKE DACNIS --|tCONEBILLS AND RUSTY FLOWERPIERCER --
       |tFLOWERPIERCERS --|tMISCELLANEOUS SPARROWS AND CHESTNUT 
       MUNIA --|tARREMON SPARROWS AND BRUSH-FINCHES --|tATLAPETES
       BRUSH-FINCHES --|tATLAPETES, TANAGER FINCH, PLUSHCAP --
       |tSIERRA-FINCHES AND SLATY FINCH --|tSICALIS AND CRIMSON-
       BREASTED FINCH --|tGRASSQUITS AND COLLARED WARBLING-FINCH 
       --|tSEED-FINCHES AND SPOROPHILA SEEDEATERS --|tSPOROPHILA 
       SEEDEATERS --|tMISCELLANEOUS SEEDEATERS --|tGROSBEAKS --
       |tSALTATORS --|tACKNOWLEDGMENTS --|tAPPENDIX I: SPECIES 
       NOT INCLUDED --|tAPPENDIX II: PHOTOGRAPHER CREDITS --
       |tGLOSSARY --|tSPECIES INDEX (ENGLISH AND SCIENTIFIC 
       NAMES) 
520    Western Ecuador is famed for its astonishingly diverse 
       birdlife, from colorful hummingbirds and outrageous 
       toucans to more difficult groups like raptors, flycatchers,
       and ovenbirds. Here is the ultimate photographic guide to 
       the spectacular birds of this region. Featuring nearly 1,
       500 stunning color photos of 946 species, this richly 
       detailed and taxonomically sophisticated field guide will 
       help you with even the toughest identification challenges.
       Species accounts, photos, and color distribution maps 
       appear side by side, making it easier than ever to find 
       what you are looking for, whether you are in the field or 
       preparing for your trip.Features nearly 1,500 photos of 
       946 speciesIncludes facing-page species accounts, photos, 
       and mapsProvides photos of multiple plumages for many 
       speciesHelps you to differentiate between similar species.
546    In English. 
588 0  Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed 
       March 11, 2016). 
650  0 Birds|zEcuador|vPictorial works. 
650  7 NATURE / Animals / Birds.|2bisacsh 
650  7 NATURE / Birdwatching Guides.|2bisacsh 
650  7 SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Zoology / Ornithology.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Birds.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00832970 
650  7 TRAVEL / Special Interest / Ecotourism.|2bisacsh 
651  7 Ecuador.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01205578 
655  7 Pictorial works.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01423874 
700 1  Greenfield, Paul J.,|eauthor. 
776 08 |iErscheint auch als:|nDruck-Ausgabe 
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