An invaluable guide, impressive in scope and depth, The Bird Almanac has been a bestselling resource. It's a remarkable collection of facts and figures that no serious birder should be without. This completely revised and updated edition features more information, convenient page tabs make finding information easier, and an updated list of organizations, societies and internet resources is provided. The comprehensive list of the world's birds, their conservation status, and taxonomical classification is presented in its entirety with an index of the common names, making this edition unlike any other birding resource available. Included are tips for backyard birders, Complemented by informative tables and illustrations, The Bird Almanac provides details on all aspects of avian biology including anatomy, reproduction and mortality.(Februrary 2004)
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Noncooperative Breeding in the California Scrub-jay
The Confederates attacked Rowlesburg for the purpose of destroying the railroad bridge and trestles. ... Imboden lost 200 soldiers at Buckhannon by desertion, because h#would not permit them to steal horses for their private benefit.
This is the first volume in a major new four-part work that will cover 33% of the world's birds.
Research and Management of the Brown-headed Cowbird in Western Landscapes: Proceedings of a Symposium of Partners in Flight-Research Working Group...
A canary's owner imagines all the adventures the bird would have if he were set free from his cage.
In White Fang , Jack London talks of moose birds ( these are really Gray Jays ) and the ptarmigan chicks that became White Fang's first prey . In The Long Winter , Laura Ingalls Wilder's family discovers an oceanic bird ( based on her ...
The Birds of Berkshire: Atlas and Avifauna
Master storyteller Douglas Wood provides the answer, recounting a cheerful and timeless Native American folktale, brought to life by Elly Van Diest's striking watercolors. Chickadee's Message reminds us of the world's goodness and beauty.
Discusses how birds differ from other animals, their habitat, what they eat, how they build nests, how they are born and develop, how they reproduce, and their typical life expectancy. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.