Nature Travel Guide: Birds of New Zealand (Nature Travel Guide Series)

Book Synopsis: An ecotourism site guide to New Zealand. This book from the Nature Travel Guide series is written by Dr. Duncan James, a scientist turned writer. It is a birdwatching and mammal-watching site guide to New Zealand with some additional information about other wildlife. Note that it is not an identification guide. It is primarily designed as an ebook. The paperback version has 124 pages and is printed in black-and-white. With Birds of New Zealand you can sprinkle nature highlights into your vacation or follow a complete ecotourism itinerary. Unbiased, curated, practical advice about where to go for groups, families, and solo travelers. Self-guided nature walks that include maps, GPS coordinates, clear directions, and local wildlife-watching tips. Coverage of Kahurangi, Paparoa, Haast, Fiordland, Stewart Island, the South East Coast, Mount Cook, Franz Josef, Cook Strait, Wellington, Auckland, and Whirinaki. Advice for all budgets and travel styles including premium accommodation, driving tours, a 50-day budget backpacking itinerary, and hiking options. Specific help so you can travel independently and still encounter southern brown kiwi in the daytime on Stewart Island, adventure out at night to see great spotted kiwi at Kahurangi, watch albatrosses soar powerfully over the cliffs at Harrington Point, get close views of resting fur seals at their colonies all around the coast, hear the magical sounds of native forest birds at Tiritiri Matangi Island and other protected reserves and much more. The ebook version has effortless navigation with multiple internal links, all maps and photographs in full color and optimized for electronic readers, colors contrast tested for readability on black-and-white screens and everything included in the download for full use offline. The paperback version is more limited, being 124 pages in black-and-white. This book has unique practical advice; empowering you to explore. Buy this book now to follow in the footsteps of the Nature Travel Guide through New Zealand.