  | 
| 
   North Atlantic Seabirds: Storm-petrels 
  & Bulwer’s Petrel 
  Multimedia Identification Guides to Seabirds 
  By Bob Flood & Ashley Fisher 
  Illustrations by Ian Lewington  | 
|   | 
  | 
  | 
   
  | 
  | 
      | 
  | 
   The aim of this guide is to get you to correctly identify 
  the storm-petrels and Bulwer’s Petrel of the North Atlantic and comprises:.  | 
  
  
    - Over 200 pages of detailed and original text
 
    - Over 130 colour photographs – majority previously unpublished
 
    - Over 40 stunning illustrations by Ian Lewington
 
    - Large format colour range maps based on latest research
 
    - Two DVDs with over 120 minutes of highly informative footage
 
   
   | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
   
     | 
  | 
   White-faced Storm Petrel (© Mike 
  Danzenbaker)  | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
   
  The Guide has many highlights including: 
   | 
  
  
    - 
    A fresh approach to storm-petrel identification, relevant to storm-petrels 
    across the world, based on years of at sea study.
 
    - 
    Application of the approach to identification of North Atlantic 
    storm-petrels and Bulwer’s Petrel.
 
    - 
    Covers all species on the Western Palearctic list and several key confusion 
    pairs seen in the Indian and Pacific Oceans (e.g. Swinhoe’s & Matsudaira’s).
 
    - 
    Illustrates the approach to identification through extensive footage in two 
    highly instructive DVDs.
 
    - 
    Gives an ‘identification challenge’ on the DVDs that allows you to try out 
    what you have learnt from the Guide before going headland watching, or on 
    that long planned pelagic.
 
    - 
    An ‘ID jogger’ that summarises in bullet points all the key points about how 
    to identify each species, which can be photocopied and taken with you when 
    seabirding.
 
    - 
    Video footage that illustrates all the flight modes of each species, at 
    range and close up – some close up video is gripping!
 
    - 
    Video footage of several species in the hand, including White-faced 
    Storm-petrel and Swinhoe’s Storm-petrel!
 
    - 
    Video footage of breeding sites of the species from the North and South 
    Atlantic, helping you to experience the remote places that these birds 
    depend upon.
 
    - 
    Use of Ian Lewington’s superb illustrations, on facing page spreads, to 
    highlight our points about how to separate the confusion pairs (Wilson’s & 
    European, Black-bellied & ‘White-bellieds’, Band-rumped & Leach’s, Leach’s & 
    Swinhoe’s, Swinhoe’s & Matsudaira’s, Bulwer’s & the all-dark storm-petrels).
 
    - 
    Gives a very detailed introduction to storm-petrels and Bulwer’s Petrel.
 
    - 
    These book and DVDs are not separate parts, but are integrated into a whole 
    learning experience with a strong training element..
 
   
   | 
  | 
    | 
  
    | 
  | 
   Bob Flood filming at sea  | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
   
  The book does its best to introduce and describe the species covered using 
  words and still images, but nothing can replace the DVDs for ‘real-life’ 
  encounters with our petrels. The DVDs take you that one big step closer to the 
  birds – to experience them as you will encounter them at sea. 
  Is this a modern day revolution in seabird identification guides? We think so, 
  but ultimately you will be the judge. 
   | 
  | 
    | 
  
    | 
  | 
   Bulwers Petrel (© Mike Danzenbaker)  | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
   
  
  You can learn more about the product at:
  
  http://www.scillypelagics.com/Multimedia_ID_Guide_SP_BUPE.html 
   
  You can watch a promotional video at:  
  
  http://www.scillypelagics.com/NASB_3_promo_01.html 
   
  You can watch some clip teasers at:
  
  http://www.scillypelagics.com/Multimedia_ID_Guide_SP_BUPE_02.html 
   
  And you can purchase the Guide at:  
  
  http://www.scillypelagics.com/store.html  | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
      | 
  | 
   Bob Flood and Ashley Fisher 
  Aug 2011  | 
  | 
    | 
  | 
    | 
|   |