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A1	Nightingale (Luscinia Megarhynchos) Song. England.
A2	Common Crane (Grus Grus) Calls Of A Duetting Pair During Courtship. Sweden. Recorded By – J. Gittins
A3	Red-Throated Diver (Gavia Stellata) Calls Of Three Birds During The 'Plesiosaurus Race Display'. At The End Of The Recording The Birds Can Be Heard Pattering Across The Water And Taking Off. East Greenland. Recorded By – P.J. Sellar
A4	Curlew (Numenius Arquata) Calls On Ground And In Flight. Scotland. Recorded By – D. Bower
A5	Black Woodpecker (Dryocopus Martius) Drumming And Calls. In The Background: Starlings, Willow Warbler, Blacbird, Wood Pigeon, Chiffchaff And Pheasant. Netherlands. Recorded By – C. J.Hazevoet
A6	Leach's Storm Petrel (Oceanodroma Leucorhoa) Churring With Frequent Excited Ejaculatory Flight Calls. Iceland. Recorded By – P.J. Sellar
A7	Tawney Owl (Strix Aluco) One Owl Hooting Close-By And Others Answering From Various Distances. England.
A8	Long-Tailed Duck (Clangula Hyemalis) Party Of Approximately 200 Ducks Moving About With The 'ow-OW-dlee' Call Of Males And The 'Gak-Gak-Gak...' Of Females. Scotland. Recorded By – R. Margoschis
A9	Marsh Warbler (Acrocephalus Palustris) Song With Much Mimicry, A Feature For Which This Species Is Renowned. England Recorded By – R. Margoschis
A10	Capercaillie (Tetrao Urogallus) Mating Display 'Song' And Wing Fluttering Of A Male. Scotland. Recorded By – C.L. Myers
A11	Tropical Boubou Shrike (Laniarus Aethiopicus) Three Different Duetting Songs Of A Pair. Tanzania. Recorded By – R. Stjernstedt
A12	Rüppell's Robin Chat (Cossypha Semirufa) One Of The Finest Songsters In The Bird World, Here Including Mimicry Of A Black Cuckoo. Tanzania Recorded By – R. Stjernstedt
A13	White-Rumped Shama (Copsychus Malabaricus) Song. Malaysia. Recorded By – T.C. White
A14	Hill Myna (Gracula Religiosa) Some Of The Sounds Produced By This Species, Including Mimicry Of Other Jungle Sounds. Malaysia. Recorded By – T.C. White
A15	Helmeted Hornbill (Rhinoplax Vigil) The Normal Call With A Slow, Steady Build-Up And A Laughing Climax. Malaysia. Recorded By – R. Kersley
B1	Superb Lyrebird (Menura Novaehollandiae) Display Song. This Bird Is Another Superb Mimic Of Both Natural And Man-Made Sounds. Australia.
B2	Black-Backed Magpie (Gymnorhina Tibicen) Male Song. Australia.
B3	Laughing Kookaburra (Dacelo Novaeguinae) Family Party At Roost, With Typical Laughing Calls And Other Harsh Sounds. Australia.
B4	Eastern Whipbird (Psophodes Olivaceus) A Duetting Pair. The 'Whipcrack' Is By The Male Followed By The 'Chee-Chee' Of The Female. Australia.
B5	Lesser Bird Of Paradise (Paridisaea Minor) The Loud And Diverse Cries Of Displaying Males Dancing Around The Canopy Of One Large Tree. Papau New Guinea. Recorded By – T.C. Davies
B6	Mealy Amazon (Amazona Farinosa) Calls Of Several Individual Parrots. Costa Rica.
B7	Horned Screamer (Anhima Cornuta) The Calls Of A Group Of Birds Which Set Off Another Group Calling In The Background. Columbia.
B8	Musician Wren (Cyphorinus Aradus) Song With Agile Leaps Between Pure Fluty Tones. Columbia.
B9	Screaming Piha (Lipaugus Vociferans) Song. Other Screaming Pihas In The Background. Peru.
B10	Montezuma Oropendola (Psarocolius Montezuma) Squawk Call Followed By 'Gargling' Song. Costa Rica.
B11	White Bellbird (Procnias Alba) Song. Surinam. Recorded By – V.J. Mees-Balchin
B12	Wandering Albatross (Diomedea Exulans) Vocal And Mechanical Sounds, Including Bill Clapping And Feet Stamping, Of Displaying Pair. South Georgia. Recorded By – W.L. Tickell
B13	Dawn Chorus In England: A Rich Chorus Of The Intermingled Songs And Calls Of Many Woodland Species.
B14	Dawn Chorus In A Neotropical Rainforest: Various Birds Can Be Heard, Particularly Rufous Motmots, With A Continual Background Of Cicada Sounds. Costa Rica.
B15	British Sea-Bird Colony: Typical Clamour Of Sound At A Sea-Bird Colony, With Mainly Kittiwakes, Guillemots And Shags Calling. Scotland. Recorded By – K. Adams

Credits

• Compiled By – Ron Kettle
• Photography [Boxset Front Cover Photograph] – Bruce Coleman, Jane Burton
• Photography [Cassette Front Cover] – Karl-Erik Fridzén
• Photography [Encyclopedia Front Cover Photograph] – Bruce Coleman, Wanye Lankinen
• Photography [Guidebook Front Cover Photograph] – Bruce Coleman
• Photography [Guidebook Rear Cover Photograph] – Michael Leach
• Producer [Technical Production], Narrator [Announcements] – Peter Copeland
• Recorded By – A.G. Field (tracks: A1, A7, B13), J.B. Fisher (tracks: B1 to B4), R. Ranft (tracks: B6 to B10, B14)

Notes

"A unique package introducing the fascinating world of birds in both pictures and sound."

Illustrated Encyclopedia Of Birds
*A fascinating and comprehensive introduction to the birds of the world.
*Three sections discuss (i) the biology of birds; (ii) the habitats of the world, and the types of birds found in each; and (iii) all the bird families of the world.
*Lavishly illustrated throughout with over 250 colour pictures.

Hamlyn Nature Guide: Birds Of Britain And Europe
*A handy pocket-sixed guide to the commoner birds of Britain and Europe.
*168 species are illustrated with carefully selected photgraphs.
*Concise identification text accompanies each photograph.

Bird Sounds Of The World
*A thirty-minute cassette containing bird calls and songs from all over the world.
*Each recording carefully selected to illustrate the full range of sounds made by birds.

Mono. Do not use Dolby. Use the announcements to set replay level.
Compiled from recordings in the British Library of Wildlife Sounds at the National Sound Archive. Thanks are given to all the recordists who have allowed their recordings to be used on this tape.

Copyright (C) in this compilation, 1989, The Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd, a Division of The Octopus Publishing Group, Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road, London SW3 6RB. Manufactured in Hong Kong by Mandarin Offset.