Subject: Books on Birds of South Asia Comprehensive list of Bird books of the Indian Subcontinent *Abdulali, Humayun & Jamshed D. Panday. (1978) Checklist of The Birds of Delhi, Agra and Bharatpur. Bombay. *Ali Salim & Dillon Ripley; (1964-74) Handbook of the Birds of India & Pakistan 10 vols. OUP Bombay Ali Salim (1953) The Birds of Travancore and Cochin. Bombay: Oxford University Press. *Ali, Salim & Laeeq Futehally. (1967) Common Birds. New Delhi: National Book Trust, India. *Ali, Salim. (1945) The Birds of Kutch. London: Oxford University Press. *Ali, Salim. (1977) Field Guide to The Birds of The Eastern Hima-layas. Bombay: Oxford University Press. *Ali, Salim. (1983) A Pictorial Guide to The Birds of The Indian Subcontinent. Bombay: Oxford University Press. Ali Salim (1979) Bird study in India: its history and its impor-tance. New Delhi:ICCR. Ali, Salim. (1960) A Picture Book of Sikkim Birds Government of Sikkim, Gangtok. Ali, Salim and Abdulali, H. (1941) The Birds of Bombay and Sal-sette. Bombay: Prince of Wales Museum. *Ali, Salim. (1941) The Book of Indian Birds. Bombay: The Bombay Natural History Society. *Ali, Salim. (1949) Indian Hill Birds. Bombay: Geoffrey Cumber-lege, Oxford University Press. *Ali, Salim. (1956) The Birds of Gujarat. Bombay: Gujarat Re-search Society. *Ali, Salim. (1962) The Birds of Sikkim. Oxford University Press. *Ali, Salim. (1969) Birds of Kerala. Oxford University Press. *Ambedkar, V.C. (1964) Some Indian Weaver Birds. Univ. of Bombay. Ara, J. (1970) Watching birds. National Book Trust. *Baker, E.C.S. (1922-31) Fauna of British India. BIRDS Vols.I-VIII. London: Taylor and Francis. *Baker, E.C. Stuart. (1921-30) Game-Birds of India, Burma & Cey-lon. Vols. I-III. London: John Bale. *Baker, E.C. Stuart. (1908) The Indian Ducks and Their Allies. The Bombay Natural History Society. *Baker, E.C. Stuart. (1913) Indian Pigeons and Doves. London: Witherby & Co. Baker, E.C.S. (1932-34-35) The Nidification of Birds of the Indian Empire, Vols1-4 London: Taylor and Francis. *Baker, H.R. (1930) The Birds of Southern India : Madras, Mala-bar, Travancore, Cochin, Coorg and Mysore. Madras. Barnes, H.E. (1885) Handbook to the Birds of the Bombay Presiden-cy. Calcutta: Calcutta Central Press. Bates, R.S.P. (1931) Bird life in India. Madras: Madras Diocesan Press. *Bates, R.S.P. and Lowther, E.H.N. (1952) Breeding Birds of Kash-mir. Bombay: Oxford University Press. Blyth E. (1849-52) Catalogue of the Birds in the Museum of Asiat-ic Society. Calcutta J. Thomas Baptist mission Press. Butler, E.A. (1880) A Catalogue of the Birds of the southern portion of the Bombay Presidency. Bombay. *Chakravarthy, A.K. & K.P. Purna Chandra Tejasvi. (1992) Birds of Hill Region of Karnataka. Bangalore: Navbharath Enterprises. *Cocker, Mark & Carol Inskipp. (1988) Hodgson A Himalayan Or-nithologist. London: Oxford University Press. *Cunningham, Lt.-Colonel D.D. (1903) Some Indian Friends and Acquaintances. London: John Murray. *Daniels Ranjit(1992). Birds of Urban South India, Indian Insti-tute of Science. Bangalore * Daniels Ranjit (1996) Fieldguide to the birds of Southwest India (OUP) *Dave, K.N. (1985) Birds in Sanskrit Literature. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass. *Dewar, Douglas. (1911) The Indian Crow His Book. Madras: Higgin-botham & Co. London: Luzac & Co. *Dewar, Douglas. (1925) Indian Bird Life. London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited. *Dewar, D. (1916) A Bird calender for northern India. London: Thacker. Dewar, D. (1923) Himalayan and Kashimiri Birds. London: J. Lane Dewar, D. (1928) Game Birds. London: Chapman & Hall. *Dewar, D. (1929) Indian Birds' nests. Bombay: Thacker Spink. Dewar, D. (undated) Animals of no importance. Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co. *Dewar, Dougals. Bombay Ducks. London: John Lane The Bodley Head. *Dewar, Douglas. (1923) Indian Birds. London: John Lane the Bodley Head Limited. *Dewar, Douglas. Birds of the Indian Hills. London: The Bodley Head. *Dewar, Douglas. (1923-25) The Common Birds of India. Vol. I-II Calcutta and Simla: Thacker, Spink. Dewar,D. (1913) Glimpses of Indian Birds. *Dharmakumarsinhji, R.S. (1972) Sixty Indian Birds. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Government of India. *Dharmakumarsinhji, R.S. Birds of Saurashtra India. Published by: R.S. Dharmakumarsinhji. *EHA Intro. by Ali, Salim. (1947) The Common Birds of India. Bombay: Thacker & Co., Ltd. *EHA (1923) A Naturalist on the Prowl : Or in the Jungle. London: W. Thacker & Co. *EHA. The Common Birds of Bombay Bombay: Thacker, Spink & Co. EW, Oates. (1883) Handbook of the Birds of British Burma 2 vols. *Finn, Frank. (1920) How to Know The Indian Waders. Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co. *Finn, Frank. (1921) The Water Fowl of India & Asia. Calcutta & Simla: Thacker, Spink & Co. Finn, F. (1920) Indian Sporting Birds. London: F. Edwards. *Finn F. Game Birds of India & Asia Calcutta, Thacker, Spink & Co.. Finn F. Garden & Aviary Birds of India Calcutta, Thacker, Spink & Co. Finn, Frank. (1917) The Birds of Calcutta. Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co. Fleming RL Sr & Jr; (1970) Birds of Kathmandu and surrounding hills Jore Ganesh Press. Kathmandu Fleming RL. (1979) Birds of the Sagarmatha National Park. Avalok. Kathmandu *Fleming, Robert L. Sr. (1984) Birds of Nepal : With reference to Kashmir and Sikkim. Nepal: Nature Himalayas. *Fletcher, T. Bainbrigge. (1924) Birds of An Indian Garden. Cal-cutta & Simla: Thacker, Spink & Co. *Futehally, Laeeq. (1959) About Indian Birds. India: Blackie & Son (India) Ltd. * Gole Prakash.(1996) Enviornment & Orinthology in India. Rawat Publications, Jaipur G Henderson & AO Hume; (1873) Lahore to Yarkhand. *Ganguli, Usha. (1975) A Guide to the Birds of the Delhi Area. New Delhi: Indian Council of Agricultural Research. *Gaur, R.K. (1994) Indian Birds. New Delhi: Brijbasi Printers Pvt. Ltd. *George, Joseph (Editor) (1994) Annotated Checklist of The Birds of Bangalore. Bangalore: Birdwatchers' Field Club. Gould, J. (1832) A Century of Birds from the Himalayan Mountains. London. *Grewal, Bikram. (1995) Birds of the Indian Subcontinent. Hong Kong: The Guidebook Company Limited. *Grewal, Bikram. (1995) Birds of the India & Nepal. London: New Holland. Haroun er Rashid. (1967)Systematic list of the birds of East Pakistan Asiatic Society of Pakistan. Dacca *Harvey, W.G. (1990) Birds in Bangladesh. Dhaka: University Press Limited. *Henry, G.M. (1927) Birds of Ceylon. London: The Ceylon Govern-ment. Hodgson BH (1846) Catalogue of the specimens and drawings of mammalia and birds of Nepal & Tibet. British Museum London Holmer MRN (1926) Bird study in India. London OUP Holmer MRN (1923) Indian Bird life London OUP. *Horsfield T & F Moore (1854-58) Catalogue of the birds in the Museum of the Hon. East India Company. Two Volumes. London: WH Allen. *Hume, AO. (1869) Indian Oology and Ornithology. Calcutta: C.B. Lewis, Baptist Mission Press. Hume, AO. Contributions to Indian Ornithology. With 32 hand coloured plates by Keulemans. Hume AO. Indian Ornithological Collector's Vade-Mecum Central Press Calcutta. *Hume, AO & Marshall. .(1879-81) The Game Birds of India, Burmah, and Ceylon. Vol. I-III. London: John Bale. *Hume, AO. (1889) Hume's Nests & Eggs of Indian Birds. Vol. I-III. London: R. H. Porter. *Hutson, Major-General H.P.W. (1954) The Birds About Delhi. The Delhi Bird Watching Society. *Inskipp, Carol. (1988) A Birdwatchers' Guide To Nepal. England. *Inskipp, Carol. (1989) A Popular Guide to The Birds and Mammals of The Annapurna Conservation Area. Nepal: Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP). *Inskipp, Tim & Carol. (1991) A Guide to The Birds of Nepal. London: Christopher Helm. *Inskipp Carol & Tim. An Introduction to Birdwatching in Bhutan. WWF. Thimpu Bhutan *Jerdon, T.C. (1845-1847) Illustrations of Indian ornithology, containing fifty figures of new, unfigured or interesting species of birds, chiefly from the south of India. Madras. *Jerdon, T.C. (1862-64) The Birds of India: A Natural History. Vol. I-III. Calcutta: The Military Orphan Press. *Kaul, Samsar Chand. (1939) Birds of Kashmir. Srinagar: The Normal Press. *Kershaw, Cicely. (1925) Familiar Birds of Ceylon. Colombo: H.W. Cave & Co. Kershaw, Cicely. (1949) Bird Life in Ceylon. Khacher L. Birds of the Indian Wetland. Department of Enviorn-ment. New Delhi Legge; W.V.A. (1867) History of the Birds of Ceylon. Lester CD. The Birds of Kutch *Law, Satya Churn. (1923) Pet Birds of Bengal. Calcutta & Simla: Thacker, Spink & Co. *Lowther, E.H.N. (1949) A Bird Photographer in India. London: Oxford University Press. *Lister M.D. A contribution to the ornithology of the Darjeeling Area. BNHS Bombay 1954 *MacDonald, Malcolm. (1960) Birds in My Indian Garden. London: Jonathan Cape. *MacDonald, Malcolm. (1962) Birds in The Sun : Some Beautiful Birds of India. London: D.B. Taraporevala Sons & Co. Pvt. Ltd. *Mackintosh, L.J. (1915) Birds of Darjeeling and India : Part I. Calcutta: J.N. Banerjee & Son, Banerjee Press. *Marshall GF (1877) Birds Nesting in India. 1st Ed. Mathews WH & Edwards VS. (1944) A list of birds of Darjeeling. Published by the authors. *Messurier, Colonel A. Le. (1904) Game, Shore, and Water : Birds of India. London: W. Thacker and Co. *Mierow, Dorothy. (1988). Birds of The Central Himalayas. Bang-kok: Craftsman Press. *Murray, James A. (1988) Indian Birds or The Avifauna of British India. Vol. I-II. London: Trubner & Co. Murray, J.A. (1889) The Edible and Game Birds of British India with its dependencies and Ceylon. London: Trubner. *Neelakantan, K.K., C. Sashikumar & R. Venugopalan. (1993) A Book of Kerala Birds. Trivandrum: World Wide Fund. *Oates & Blandford. (1889-98) Fauna of British India Birds 4 vols. *Oates, Eugene W. (1898) A Manual of the Game Birds of India : Part I-Land Birds. Bombay: Messrs. A.J. Combridge. *Oates, Eugene W. (1899) A Manual of the Game Birds of India : Part II-Water Birds. Bombay: A.J. Combridge Bombay.Ist Ed. Osmaston, B.B. (1935)Birds of Dehra Dun and adjacent hills. Dehra Dun: Palin, H. (1904) The Birds of Cutch. Bombay: Times Press. *Phillips, W.W.A. (1949) Birds of Ceylon : Vol. 1-IV. Colombo: Ceylon Daily News Press Lake House. *Pinn, Fred.(1985) L. Mandelli- Darjeeling Ornithologist. London *Pittie, Aasheesh & Andrew Roberston. Nomenclature of Birds of The Indian Sub-Continent. Bangalore: Ornithological Society of India. Ranasinghe D. (1977) A Guide to Bird watching in Sri Lanka. Colombo. *Rangaswami, S. & S. Sridhar. (1993) Bird of Rishi Valley. Andhra Pradesh. RB Sharpe; (1891) Scientific results of the Second Yarkhand mission. Rev. Henry Fairbank (1921) Birds of Mahableshwar. Published by the author. Poona. *Ripley, Sidney Dillon. (1978) A Bundle of Feathers. London: Oxford University Press. *Ripley, Sidney Dillon. (1982) A Synopsis of The Birds of India and Pakistan. Bombay: Natural History Society. *Ripley, Dillon. (1952) Search for the Spiny Babbler. Houghton Mifflin Company Boston. *Roberts, T.J. (1991-92) The Birds of Pakistan. Vol. I_II. Kar-achi: Oxford University Press. *Smythies, Bertram E. (1953) The Birds of Burma. London: Oliver and Boyd. *Snilloc. (1945) Mystery Birds of India. Bombay: Thacker & Compa-ny Limited. *Satyamurti, S.T. (1970) Catalogue of the Bird Gallery Museum.Madras. *Tikader, B.K. (1984) Birds of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Calcut-ta: Zoological Survey of India. *Torfrida. (1944) Nurseries of Heaven: More Birds. Nilgiris: Mrs. May Dart, Wellington. *Torfrida. (1944) Nurseries of Heaven: Birds. Nilgiris: Mrs. May Dart, Kotagiri. Vaurie, Charles. (1972) Tibet and Its Birds. London: H.F. & G. Witherby Ltd. *Wait, W. E. (1925) Birds of Ceylon. London: Dualu & Co. *Wan Tho, Loke. (1958) A Company of Birds. London: Michael Jo-seph. *Ward, Geoff. (1994) Islamabad Birds. Islamabad: Asian Study Group. *Wedderburn, Sir William. (1912) Allan Octavian Hume, London: T. Fisher Unwin. Whistler H, Kinnear N, Ali The Vernay Scientific survey of the eastern Ghat; Ornithological section- Together with The Hyderabad State Ornithological survey 1930-38 *Whistler, Hugh. (1928) Popular Handbook of Indian Birds. London: Gurney and Jackson. *Woodcock, Martin. (1980) Collins Handguide to the Birds of the Indian Sub-Continent. London: Collins Grafton Street. *Wright, R. C. and Dewar, Douglas. (1925) The Ducks of Indian. London: H.F. & G. Witherby. * Denotes books in the collection of Bikram Grewal