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The Most Amazing Birds to See in Britain

Field / Identification Guide Wildlife Guide Out of Print
By: Readers Digest
256 pages, Col photos, col illus
Publisher: Reader's Digest
The Most Amazing Birds to See in Britain
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  • The Most Amazing Birds to See in Britain ISBN: 9780276445873 Paperback May 2010 Out of Print #183490
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Witness the extraordinary displays of a courting grey heron as he stretches, strains or curtsies, emitting a peculiar 'hoo' or a gurgling 'ooh'. Watch a black grouse fan his tail, mincing, crowing and cooing, or observe the clash of beaks as a pair of gannets meet in a mutual fencing display. In this fascinating bird guide, you'll discover when and where to spot Britain's birds at their most spectacular. Distribution maps and calendar charts indicate where and when each bird can be seen.

The book consists of species descriptions, including notes on identification, nesting, feeding and size, organised into six chapters, on gardens and parks, farmland, woodland, mountains and moorland, wetlands, and coast.

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Field / Identification Guide Wildlife Guide Out of Print
By: Readers Digest
256 pages, Col photos, col illus
Publisher: Reader's Digest
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