Finding Waterfowl 7
Finding a Mountain Bird 9

〈Learning about the characteristics of each group〉

Waterfowl_Birds that live on water (aquatic birds) 13
Waterfowl_Birds that live near water (water birds) 24
Mountain Bird_A Bird Larger Than a Pigeon 38
A bird similar in size to a pigeon or significantly larger than a sparrow 49
Mountain bird_A bird similar in size to or smaller than a sparrow 63

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Birds that live on water (aquatic birds)
Flock of geese, swans, and cormorants 78 / Flock of diving ducks and mergansers 84 / Flock of geese and storks 92 / Flock of sleeping ducks 97 / Flock of gulls 107

Birds that live near water (water birds)
Flock of egrets and spoonbills 118 / Flock of snipes and plover 129 / Flock of storks and cranes 163 / Flock of magpies 167 / Flock of kingfishers and water crows 172 / Flock of wagtails and stilts 176

Mountain Bird

A bird bigger than a dove
Flock of eagles 188 / Flock of hawks 202 / Flock of owls 207 / Flock of pheasants 213 / Flock of magpies and crows 216

A bird similar in size to a pigeon or significantly larger than a sparrow
Flock of pigeons 226 / Flock of cuckoos 229 / Flock of woodpeckers 232 / Flock of thrushes and bulbuls 237 / Flock of starlings 244 / Flock of shrikes 248 / Birds similar in size to pigeons but with no similar appearance 252

A bird similar in size to or smaller than a sparrow
Flock of swallows and swifts 260 / Flock of warblers and pine grouse 264 / Flock of woodcocks 277 / Flock of titmice and swans 290 / Flock of finches and sparrows 303 / Flock of buntings 312

New List of Koreans 326

It's a truly practical guide that's simple yet informative, small enough to hold in one hand, yet has refreshing photos, and lets you get the gist straight into your head without a single difficult expression.
With just this one book, you'll have nothing to worry about when you go bird watching.

An easy and clear classification method
We did not prioritize an academic classification system in classifying birds and organizing content.
I classified the birds I encountered according to criteria that anyone can recognize, such as whether they were floating in the water, loitering near the water's edge, larger or smaller than a pigeon, or larger or smaller than a sparrow.
Under this major classification, similar-looking species were grouped into 29 groups, and each species was described.
If you happen to come across a bird, it will most likely belong to one of these 29 groups.
Additionally, you can find the bird you are curious about more quickly by using the search tables, ‘Find Mountain Birds’ and ‘Find Water Birds’.

A small and strong book with a full stomach like a chestnut
It's small enough to be carried around without feeling cumbersome, but it's packed full of space without any wasted space.
I made the photos as large as possible with minimal margins, and I used arrows to point out features and condense long descriptions.
Not only can you clearly see the characteristics of each species, but you can also enjoy the fun of turning each page and appreciating the various expressions and moments of life of the 357 species.
Another unique feature of this book is that it helps readers understand the ecology of birds by providing detailed explanations of the habits and characteristics of 29 groups of birds with similar appearances.
It also provides a wealth of reading material beyond the framework of an encyclopedia focused on identifying species.