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Akademische und professionelle Bücher  Ornithology  Birds of the Americas  Birds of Central & South America

Trogons, Laughing Falcons, and Other Neotropical Birds

By: Alexander F Skutch
222 pages, 27 line illus
Trogons, Laughing Falcons, and Other Neotropical Birds
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  • Trogons, Laughing Falcons, and Other Neotropical Birds ISBN: 9780890968505 Hardback Dec 1999 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 weeks
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Reveals the lifetime dedication of an expert naturalist who for seventy years has studied birds in tropical America, from Mexico to Peru and Venezuela. A pair of violaceous trogons, the only New World birds known to nest in an arboreal ants' nest; a pair of laughing falcons, the only raptors that might be called friends of small birds; hummingbirds who learn the songs they repeat in courtship assemblies that attract females; soaring kites that catch insects with their feet instead of their bills, as flycatchers do; and other notable birds are covered in Skutch's straightforward but literate style.

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By: Alexander F Skutch
222 pages, 27 line illus
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