My new book Finding Mammals in Japan will be available as PDF starting Feb 1. The format is similar to my Peterson’s Guide to Finding Mammals in North America, but with more extensive country intro and lots of species identification tips. 122 pp, 13 color maps, 300 color photos (mostly small), and a few drawings. All species and 100+ sites covered. US$25 if paid by check or bank transfer, US$2 more if paid by Paypal. Email me to dinets at gmail if interested.
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Vladimir,
Will there be a print version at some point too?
In Japanese, possibly. In English, unlikelý anytime soon.
Sounds nice. Please let me know if it comes out in book format. Then I’d be interested in buying it. I don’t do this ebook stuff.
Andrew
It’s not an e-book, it’s a PDF file. You can simply print it on paper if you’d like.