In the Air and Everywhere: The Scientific American Pop-up Book of Birds

In the Air and Everywhere: The Scientific American Pop-up Book of Birds
ISBN-10
0716765470
ISBN-13
9780716765479
Category
Birds
Pages
12
Language
English
Published
1994
Publisher
W H Freeman & Company
Author
Jody Marshall

Description

Pop-up illustrations show a variety of birds in their natural habitats, including the shore, dessert, prairie, marsh, and forest

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