A rich collection of photographs celebrating British raptors, tracing their fortunes as native breeding birds from historical times to the present day. The RSPB British Birds of Prey is the perfect...
A rich collection of photographs celebrating British raptors, tracing their fortunes as native breeding birds from historical times to the present day. The RSPB British Birds of Prey is the perfect introduction to raptors – including falcons, eagles, kestrels, buzzards, and harriers – as well as owls that breed or frequently visit the British Isles. Despite...
A rich collection of photographs celebrating British raptors, tracing their fortunes as native breeding birds from historical times to the present day.
The RSPB British Birds of Prey is the perfect introduction to raptors – including falcons, eagles, kestrels, buzzards, and harriers – as well as owls that breed or frequently visit the British Isles. Despite centuries of persecution, changing attitudes, improved legal protections, and remarkable conservation efforts mean that many species are faring better in the UK than they have in decades.
With stunning full-color photography throughout, it offers captivating insights into the lives of these birds. Each chapter features an individual species, providing an engaging and informative narrative about their hunting habits, breeding behavior, migration routes, and, most importantly, the challenges they continue to face as they carve out their lives alongside humans in Britain.
Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 2003, Dimensions: 22x22cm
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
A rich collection of photographs celebrating British raptors, tracing their fortunes as native breeding birds from historical times to the present day.
The RSPB British Birds of Prey is the perfect introduction to raptors – including falcons, eagles, kestrels, buzzards, and harriers – as well as owls that breed or frequently visit the British Isles. Despite centuries of persecution, changing attitudes, improved legal protections, and remarkable conservation efforts mean that many species are faring better in the UK than they have in decades.
With stunning full-color photography throughout, it offers captivating insights into the lives of these birds. Each chapter features an individual species, providing an engaging and informative narrative about their hunting habits, breeding behavior, migration routes, and, most importantly, the challenges they continue to face as they carve out their lives alongside humans in Britain.
Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 2003, Dimensions: 22x22cm
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.