Birds of Guernsey (1879)

"Birds of Guernsey, 1879" by Cecil Smith offers a detailed look at the avian life of Guernsey and its neighboring Channel Islands, including Alderney and Sark. This meticulously prepared republication presents a fascinating snapshot of the region's ornithology as it was understood in the late 19th century. A valuable resource for bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those interested in the natural history of the Channel Islands, this book provides insight into the species observed and documented during that era. Smith's work serves as a historical record of the birds inhabiting this unique geographical area, making it a compelling addition to any collection focusing on regional nature or animal studies. Explore the birds of Guernsey and the surrounding islands through the eyes of an early naturalist, capturing a moment in time and offering a unique perspective on the changing landscape of avian life.

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