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Vagrancy in Birds

Monograph
By: Alexander Lees(Author), James Gilroy(Author)
400 pages, 360 colour photos and colour illustrations
Publisher: Helm
NHBS
Vagrancy, the appearance of birds outside their normal home range, has fascinated naturalists for centuries. This monograph explores what drives this phenomenon and charts its occurrence across bird families.
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  • Vagrancy in Birds ISBN: 9781472964786 Hardback Dec 2021 In stock
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The first comprehensive coverage of a subject that has fascinated natural historians for centuries.

Avian vagrancy, the appearance of birds outside their normal home range, is a phenomenon that has fascinated natural historians for centuries. From Victorian collectors willing to spend fortunes on a rare specimen, to today's high-octane bird-chasing 'twitchers', the enigma of vagrancy has become a lifelong obsession for countless ornithologists worldwide. Vagrancy in Birds explores both pattern and process in avian vagrancy, drawing on recent research to answer a suite of fundamental questions concerning the occurrence of rare birds: What causes vagrancy? Why do some places attract so many vagrant birds? Why are some species more predisposed to long-range vagrancy than others? Vagrancy in Birds synthesizes everything that is known about the subject, and draw together different lines of evidence to make the case for vagrancy as a biological phenomenon with important implications for avian ecology and evolution.

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Monograph
By: Alexander Lees(Author), James Gilroy(Author)
400 pages, 360 colour photos and colour illustrations
Publisher: Helm
NHBS
Vagrancy, the appearance of birds outside their normal home range, has fascinated naturalists for centuries. This monograph explores what drives this phenomenon and charts its occurrence across bird families.
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