Neville W. Cayley’s What Bird Is That? is a classic Australian field guide that blends detailed bird identification with vivid illustrations, making it a go‑to reference for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike. First published by Angus & Robertson, the revised 1990 edition offers comprehensive coverage of native species across the continent.
The hardcover volume spans 802 pages of full‑color plates and concise descriptions, helping readers of all ages—from curious children to seasoned birders—recognise birds in the field. Its illustrated format and clear layout also serve educators and hobbyists seeking an engaging visual resource on Australian avifauna.
The book arrives in good condition with a tight binding and no dog‑ears, tears or writing. Light foxing appears on the front paper, and a single page shows a faint crease and a minor scuff, all of which are noted but do not affect readability.
A solid addition for anyone interested in birds, wildlife illustration, or Australian natural history, this smoke‑free home copy remains a valuable, well‑preserved reference work.