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This book is aimed at keen ornithologists, although it is more than adequate for lesser enthusiasts, and it is also a suitable companion to the author’s massive seminal work The Birds of Yorkshire: An Account of Their Historical and Present Status and Distribution (1985). This new edition is much expanded from the first edition published in 1994, with additional bird watching sites being the main change.

To cover the geographic diversity of Yorkshire the book is divided into 11 chapters, each one reflecting a distinct area within which a total of 105 locations is covered. The locations differ markedly in...

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