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Birds of Prey
This book gives a fascinating picture of the biology of these birds, their feeding habits, social behavior, and their relationship with their only significant predator, man. It is enhanced by stunning photographs, of the largest condor to the smallest falcon.
- GenresNonfiction
240 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1990
7 people want to read
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Ian Newton
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Ian Newton OBE FRS FRSE is an English ornithologist.
(source: Wikipedia)
There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name
Ian Newton OBE FRS FRSE is an English ornithologist.
(source: Wikipedia)
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August 19, 2024
This is in an depth study of the birds. Recommended if you want to know more than the obvious basics. The pictures are large and colourful. Educating and entertaining.
It was published in 1990 so it lacks recent information on conservation and the increasing perils faced by climate change but it is a perfect record of the natural history of prey birds as well as a complete record of all that happened to that date.
Read and learn.
It was published in 1990 so it lacks recent information on conservation and the increasing perils faced by climate change but it is a perfect record of the natural history of prey birds as well as a complete record of all that happened to that date.
Read and learn.
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