[Tweeters] seek birding guide (book) for Ecuador

[G M ARCHAMBAULT]

 I always rely upon the Nigel Wheatley series, "Where to Find Birds in ... " for each continent / region.  Some are a little dated, but they are extremely useful, with useful maps and access info, and endemic & specialty species listed for each site covered.  If you use these and carefully study your destination on eBird, using the "Hotspots" feature, you really do not need anything else.  The bar graphs on eBird give you a good idea of what you can expect to find at each site.  Best, -Ken Archambault, Birmingham, Alabama
    On Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 06:22:54 PM CST, Jeff Borsecnik <jeffborsecnik at msn.com> wrote:  
 
  #yiv4618071707 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I read online that this is the best guide available (first listing below), but it's not available (or very expensive used).
https://notyouraverageamerican.com/identification-bird-guides-ecuador/#:~:text=With%20over%2081%20reviews%20and%204.7%20stars%20on,guides%20as%20of%20the%20date%20of%20this%20publication.


|  | Useful Bird Guides For Your Trip To Ecuador - Not Your Average AmericanLooking for bird guides for your next trip to mainland Ecuador? Avid birdwatcher and photographer, Angie Drake, reviews her favorites.notyouraverageamerican.com |


Anyone have an alternative to suggest or a used version of this one to sell?
thanks!  jeff b, bellingham_______________________________________________
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