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Birds of the Pampas / Aves do Pampa

Art / Photobook
Series: Aves nos Biomas Brasileiros Volume: 5
By: Edson Endrigo(Illustrator)
224 pages, 100 colour photos, slipcase
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  • Birds of the Pampas / Aves do Pampa ISBN: 9788598153100 Hardback Jan 2011 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Language: Bilingual in English and Portuguese

Birds of the Pampas features 100 colour photos by photographer Edson Endrigo of the birds in the Pampas, the fertile South American lowlands that cover parts of Argentina and Uruguay.

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Art / Photobook
Series: Aves nos Biomas Brasileiros Volume: 5
By: Edson Endrigo(Illustrator)
224 pages, 100 colour photos, slipcase
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