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British Birds in Their Haunts
Charles Alexander Johns and Jean Allan Owen
C. A. Johns walks you to the very places birds live and introduces them on their own ground. This much-loved Victorian handbook describes British species in their haunts, hedge, heath, cliff, and copse, with the habits and songs that mark each one. A field companion that shaped generations of birdwatchers. Roomy, readable, and made for the coat pocket and the ramble.
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.
341 chapters
- 1[Pg iii]
- 2[Pg iv]
- 3[Pg v]
- 4[Pg vi]
- 5[Pg ix]
- 6[Pg x]
- 7[Pg xi]
- 8[Pg xiii]
- 9[Pg xiv]
- 10[Pg xv]
- 11[Pg xvi]
- 12[Pg xvii]
- 13[Pg xviii]
- 14[Pg xix]
- 15[Pg xx]
- 16[Pg xxi]
- 17[Pg xxii]
- 18[Pg xxiii]
+ 323 more. The full contents open with the book.
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