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Field Guides & Natural History  Ornithology  Birds of Africa

Avian Architects Quick ID Guide to Nests and Eggs of Southern African Birds

Field / Identification Guide
By: Chris Stuart(Author), Mathilde Stuart(Author)
40 pages, colour photos
Avian Architects
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  • Avian Architects ISBN: 9781775847434 Paperback Aug 2021 In stock
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Another title in the Struik Quick Guide series, this compact little book is a handy identification guide to the surprising variety of nests built by southern African birds. Covering multiple species, it is arranged according to nest type – ground, woven, stick, cup, mud-pellet and domed, as well as nests in tree holes, on water, on cliffs and in scrapes on the ground. It is packed with photographs and illustrations showing the ingenuity of the designs, the birds that built them, and the eggs that are laid in them. In pithy fashion, the text – matched to the photographs – describes:
- nesting site and nest structure
- building materials used to construct outer and inner layers
- nesting habits of the architects
- clutch size

A simple key to nest types on the inside front cover directs readers to the relevant section in the book.

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Field / Identification Guide
By: Chris Stuart(Author), Mathilde Stuart(Author)
40 pages, colour photos
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