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Finches

OUT OF PRINT
Ian Newton
[1985]
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Softcover | out of print | 1985 | #7410

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Ian Newton
Describes the ecology of all the 18 European finches, ranging from the commonest British species, the Chaffinch, to rare vagrants such as the Serin, Scarlet Rosefinch and Arctic Redpoll. Much sought-after monograph.
288 pages 64 line drawings 24 black & white photos 1985 (1972 original hardback edition)
 
 

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