Owls of the World
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Owls of the World
By Claus König, Friedhelm Weick, Jan-Hendrik BeckingMORRIS, P. & HAWKINS, F. 1998. The Birds ofMadagascar. A photographical Guide. Pica Press, Mountfield, UK. ... NERO; R. & TAYLOR, R. 1980. The Great Gray Owl – phantom of the northern forest. Smithsonian Inst. Press: 1–167. Washington.
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Owls of the World
By Claus König, Friedhelm WeickThe definitive book on these nocturnal creatures.
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Owls of the World: A Photographic Guide
By Heimo MikkolaAbove, the plumage is dark orange—brown, with blackish—brown barring on the crown, neck, wings and tail. The light tawny—ochre upper breast is densely blotched dark brown, and below becomes paler orange—tawny, mottled whitish to dull ...
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Owls of the World: Their Lives, Behavior and Survival
By James R. DuncanIt has yellow eyes , an 105 Buffy Fish Owl , orange - rufous facial disk with an undefined Ketupa ketupa dark border and a well - defined white throat patch . Its upperparts are tawny or orange- DESCRIPTION : This large owl ( 38 to 48 ...
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Owls of the World: Their Evolution, Structure, and Ecology
By John A. Burton, Philip John Kennedy BurtonSince its first edition in 1874, this has become the standard work on owls that covers in a well-illustrated text such topics as anatomy, conservation, and species.
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Owls of the World
By Claus König, Friedhelm WeickThis comprehensive guide (a thoroughly updated edition of the authors' previous volume, Owls: A Guide to Owls of the World), penetrates the mysterious world of owls with full color illustrations, detailed species descriptions, useful ...
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Owls of the World
By Rob HumeAn illustrated introduction to owls from around the world, accompanied by distribution maps.
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Owls of the World
By Rob HumeIllustrates 148 different species of owls from around the world, and discusses hunting techniques, courtship rituals, nesting habits, territorial calls, and geographic distribution