Handbook of the Birds of the World. Volume 15: Weavers to New World Warblers
A magnificent 16 volume handbook, one of the wonders of natural history publishing
Edited by Josep Del Hoyo, Andrew Elliot and David A Christie
879 pages, 60 colour plates, more than 400 photographs, 612 distribution maps.
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The Handbook of the Birds of the World is the first work ever to illustrate and deal in detail with all the living species of birds. It is the first
work to verbally and visually portray each member of an entire Class of the Animal Kingdom. Material in each volume is grouped by families, with an
introductory text on general aspects of the group, generously illustrated with colour photographs. This is followed by individual species accounts and
their accompanying colour plates illustrating all species, including all significant sexual and subspecific differences, of all of the families
covered. In addition, all volumes contain a foreword on a particular ornithological theme.
Volume 15 is the penultimate volume in this series and covers weavers, waxbills, indigobirds, vireos, finches, Hawaiian honeycreepers and New World warblers.
Volume 15 is the penultimate volume in this series and covers weavers, waxbills, indigobirds, vireos, finches, Hawaiian honeycreepers and New World warblers.
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