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The Eskimo Curlew A Vanishing Species?

Out of Print
By: JB Gollop, TW Barry and EH Iversen
160 pages, 20 b/w photos, 5 b/w illustrations, 7 maps
The Eskimo Curlew
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  • The Eskimo Curlew ISBN: 9780921104100 Paperback Dec 1986 Out of Print #2432
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About this book

Collation of observations, from the past to the present, of the Eskimo curlew. Attemps to compile the bird's history and what is known about its biology. Appendices include a summary of R.R. MacFarlane's specimen notes on Eskimo curlews collected near the Anderson River, NWT, 1862-66 and records of Eskimo curlews on the Labrador Coast, 1770-86 from George Cartwright's diary.

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Out of Print
By: JB Gollop, TW Barry and EH Iversen
160 pages, 20 b/w photos, 5 b/w illustrations, 7 maps
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"Thoroughly to be recommended as an authoritative and exhaustive treatise on this little-known and extremely rare bird."
- John Marchant, British Birds

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