Richard Crossley has posed a couple of plates from his forthcoming UK and Ireland Crossley ID Guide on The Crossley ID Guide Facebook page. Check ’em out!
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Only “UK and Ireland”, not “Europe”?
Oh well, here we go again…
I may never get another opportunity to visit the UK, I can’t wait to get the book for some armchair birding! That’s what I love about the Crossley Guide: it’s more than a reference book.