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Birdwatching London reviewed on Mark Avery's blog by Stephen Moss

December 6, 2018 Graham Coster
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Stephen Moss’s annual round-up of nature and wildlife books appears this year on the website of Mark Avery, the birds campaigner, and praises Birdwatching London as ‘a really useful guide to the capital’s top birding sites’.

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