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Birds of the Indian Hills
Douglas Dewar
Climb from the plains into the Himalayan foothills and the birds change with every thousand feet. Douglas Dewar guides the ascent, sorting the common birds of the western and eastern ranges, watching tits forage and hill species court. Colonial-era field writing, lively and opinionated. A walking tour of India's mountain birdlife for readers who like altitude with their ornithology.
Every copy includes a printable PDF edition, a beautifully typeset book you can print, mark up in the margins, and keep on your shelf. Yours the moment you own it.
26 chapters
- 1BIRDS OF THE INDIAN HILLS
- 2CONTENTS
- 3PART I
- 4PART II
- 5PART III
- 6PART I
- 7INTRODUCTION
- 8THE HABITAT OF HIMALAYAN BIRDS
- 9THE COMMON BIRDS OF THE WESTERN HIMALAYAS
- 10THE COMMON BIRDS OF THE EASTERN HIMALAYAS
- 11TITS AT WORK
- 12THE PEKIN-ROBIN
- 13BLACK BULBULS
- 14A WARBLER OF DISTINCTION
- 15THE SPOTTED FORKTAIL
- 16THE NEST OF THE GREY-WINGED OUZEL
- 17THE BLACK-AND-YELLOW GROSBEAK
- 18THE GREAT HIMALAYAN BARBET
+ 8 more. The full contents open with the book.
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