Reddit reviews A Field Guide to the Birds of Korea

I haven't seen most of those either, but would love too. Cool looking birds for sure. I did see an Oriole this summer which was pretty exciting (not nearly as much for the people I was with lol). I've never seen the black-capped Kingfisher, but the ruddy kingfisher that lives in the bamboo forest near our house has been back three years in a row. And I see common kingfishers out on the lake while I'm fishing all the time. Common Kingfishers should be in that album...they're pretty exotic looking!

Here is the English field guide for Korea if anyone is interested. I got mine directly through Birds Korea for quite a bit cheaper, but I don't see it on their site anymore. I think I paid 30,000 a couple of years ago when it came out.