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Streaked Scrub Warbler Scotocerca inquieta sensu lato is widely distributed in arid land scapes from western Asia through Arabia to North Africa, reaching the Atlantic coast in Morocco (including Western Sahara). Read this latest paper written by Patrick Bergier, Michel Thevenot, Arnoud B van den Berg and the Sound Approach which looks in depth at the various sub-species and the differences in vocalization, range and taxonomy.
After the launch of “Catching the Bug” at the 2012 Rutland Bird Fair, this fourth title from The Sound Approach team has taken the birding world by storm
Ornothologist Alan Dean has responded to the Sound Approach’s take on his techniques for identifying Siberian Chiffchaffs after he perused the August 2012 issue of Birdwatch magazine.
Streaked scrub warbler Scotocerca inquieta sensu lato is widely distributed in arid land scapes from western Asia through Arabia to [...]
These sound recordings, sonagrams and the photo refer to the recently accepted second Blyth’s Pipit for Portugal, as [...]
Magnus Robb’s Petrels night & day has been referenced in Ibis Journal’s eighth report of the Taxonomic [...]
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