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Explore the fascinating world of avian architecture with Richard Kearton's "Birds' Nests, Eggs and Egg-Collecting." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a timeless glimpse into the study of ornithology, focusing specifically on the intricate nests and diverse eggs of various bird species.
A valuable resource for birdwatching enthusiasts and those interested in natural history, this book delves into the science of birds' eggs, detailing their characteristics and variations. While reflecting the practices of a bygone era, including egg collecting, this volume serves as an important historical document of ornithological study.
Discover detailed observations and insights into the construction of nests and the identification of eggs, providing a comprehensive overview of avian reproduction. Perfect for anyone interested in nature, birds, and the historical study of ornithology.
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