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Field Guides & Natural History  Ornithology  Passerines

Crows and Jays A Guide to the Crows, Jays, and Magpies of the World

Field / Identification Guide Flora / Fauna Walking / Outdoor Guide Out of Print
By: Steve Madge and Hilary Burn
192 pages, 30 colour plates, 118 distribution maps, line illus
Publisher: Helm
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  • Crows and Jays ISBN: 9780713652079 Paperback Sep 1999 Out of Print #97387
  • Crows and Jays ISBN: 9780713639995 Hardback Feb 1994 Out of Print #21139
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Illustrated by Hilary Burn
A major bird identification guide, written by the author of Wildfowl and illustrated by one of the best known British wildlife artists. It is the first identification guide to one of the most widespread families in the world, the corvids, which includes jays, crows and magpies. There is an introductory section, followed by plates and captions, and finally the full systematic section. All 118 world species are described in detail, with notes on identification, age and sex differences, plus full distribution maps. Every species is comprehensively illustrated on the 30 colour plates, including for the first time, the Banggai Crow, a rare species known only from two specimens collected from a small island found off the east coast of Sulawesi.

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Field / Identification Guide Flora / Fauna Walking / Outdoor Guide Out of Print
By: Steve Madge and Hilary Burn
192 pages, 30 colour plates, 118 distribution maps, line illus
Publisher: Helm
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