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Photographic Field Guide Birds of Australia

Birds of Australia (Photographic Field Guide)

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This is a bird-identification guide with a difference. Instead of using color plates of paintings to identify the species, Photographic Field Guide: Birds of Australia features all 840 bird species that live on or visit the Australian continent. Following a brief introduction about bird biology, habitats and bird families, the main part of the book comprises species entries. Each species is depicted in a photograph. Where male and female vary or breeding plumage is different more than I photograph is used. A map shows each species' distribution in and around Australia, and the text gives details of size, color, shape, behaviour, calls and habitat. The at-a-glance symbols at the end of each entry indicate major habitat types.

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Photographic Field Guide Birds of Australia, Jim Flegg

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2002
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Titolo
Photographic Field Guide Birds of Australia
Sottotitolo
Birds of Australia (Photographic Field Guide)
Lingua
Inglese
Autori
Jim Flegg
Pubblicato
2002
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
368
ISBN10
1876334789
ISBN13
9781876334789
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Descrizione
This is a bird-identification guide with a difference. Instead of using color plates of paintings to identify the species, Photographic Field Guide: Birds of Australia features all 840 bird species that live on or visit the Australian continent. Following a brief introduction about bird biology, habitats and bird families, the main part of the book comprises species entries. Each species is depicted in a photograph. Where male and female vary or breeding plumage is different more than I photograph is used. A map shows each species' distribution in and around Australia, and the text gives details of size, color, shape, behaviour, calls and habitat. The at-a-glance symbols at the end of each entry indicate major habitat types.