"Raptors of Eastern North America"--together with its companion volume, "Raptors of Western North America"--are the best and most thorough guides to North American hawks, eagles, and other raptors ever published. Abundantly illustrated with hundreds of full-color high-quality photographs, they are essential books for anyone seeking to identify these notoriously tricky-to-identify birds. "The Wheeler Guides" will help birders and biologists navigate the pitfalls of raptor identification, including raptors' often extreme variation by age and sex as well as the existence of numerous "confusion" species. The plumage section discusses more plumage variations--and in greater consistency, depth, and clarity--than any previously published guide. The text--informed by years of study and consultation with local, state, provincial, and regional experts--covers all aspects of raptor biology in an easy-to-read and consistent format. It provides the most up-to-date information available on status and distribution, taking into account the recent alteration of some species' ranges due to pesticide bans and introduction programs. The range maps--which include "city" plotting--are the most accurate and largest ever produced for North American raptors.
Describes the characteristics and behavior of birds of prey, looks at owls, condors, hawks, and eagles, and discusses their hunting methods, breeding, nesting, and migration.
Predators: Life and Survival in the Wild
THE AMAZING SKILLS AND SECRETS OF SOME OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS IN THE WILD. ALSO HOW BODIES ARE BUILT TO KILL WITHOUT MERCY, FROM THE CROCODIL'S BITE TO THE ANACONDA'S DEADLY SQUEEZE.
Nature's Predators: The Amazing Skills and Secrets of Some of the Most Successful Hunters in the Wild
Identifies all species of North American hawks, eagles, falcons, vultures, kites, and ospreys, describing their characteristics and markings.
A mysterious illness is attacking Professor Feathers and the birds of prey at a nearby animal sanctuary.
The Marsh Harrier is found over Europe , Asia , Africa , Australia and New Zealand , and as its name suggests , it prefers to nest and hunt in marshy areas . It may take frogs and small ducklings , as well as small mammals .
Guide to identifying native birds of prey found in BC, divided into a general key separating diurnal birds of prey from nocturnal birds of prey; a specific key separating families and species of Falconiformes or diurnal birds of prey; and a ...
Concis, précis, exhaustif, le Guide des rapaces diurnes du monde rassemble une somme d'informations exceptionnelle.
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