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Take personal field notes assist you with recognition
and comparisons later.
1. Decide which group the animals belongs.
2. Estimate the size and proportions of the bird or
animal.
3. Look out for distinguishing features which assist
with identification.
4. Check the distribution map to establish the likelihood
of the animal’s occurrence.
5. Check the habitat preference of the bird or animal.
6. Make notes of the specific behavioral trait which
may aid in identification.
Books are merely a stepping stone to where other minds
have been.
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Good field guides that are useful to
take with you on your safari activity
are a bird,
mammal,
tree,
flower and insect guides which offer
a quick and easy identification manual.
Other books are best consulted as a
reference after animals have been observed.
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