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E-raamat: 101 Curious Tales of East African Birds: A Brief Introduction to Tropical Ornithology

  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Jun-2023
  • Kirjastus: Pelagic Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781784272920
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  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 13-Jun-2023
  • Kirjastus: Pelagic Publishing
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781784272920

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Is there any bird as dishonest as the Fork-tailed Drongo? Did you know that the Tawny Eagle is an 'obligate Cainist'? And what of the irresistible to predators and highly cryptic Spotted Thick-knee?

East Africa’s birds are extraordinary in their evolution, diversity and behaviour, often proving to be the unexpected highlight of a safari. Lavishly illustrated with beautiful photographs of each species, this book tells the fascinating, surprising, amusing stories of 100 regularly encountered birds – whether iconic or unjustly overlooked. In the process, the reader is introduced to ornithology in East Africa through the eyes of a passionate birder and professional ornithologist.

Filling a niche between field guide and textbook, 101 Curious Tales of East African Birds offers a wealth of information, including insights on the evolution of birds, the distributions and migrations of species, bird adaptations and senses, their lifecycle, ecology and conservation, as well as cultural and historical associates – each collated and referenced with the latest scientific papers. The author's deep understanding of this region's avifauna ensures that there is be new and engaging material for all, whether you have a general interest in wildlife or are a dedicated birder.



East Africa’s birds are extraordinary in their evolution, diversity and behaviour, often proving to be the unexpected highlight of a safari. Lavishly illustrated with beautiful photographs of each species, this book tells the fascinating, surprising, amusing stories of 100 regularly encountered birds – whether iconic or unjustly overlooked.

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...finely honed essays about the interesting biology of species that you might well see if you were birding in East Africa... what an excellent book this is. -- Mark Avery, author and environmental campaigner There is a good mix of birds featured for you to find out a wealth of curious facts about, along with two colour photos of each species. Very enjoyable. -- John Miles, birdwatching.co.uk Fascinating... The text is written in such a way that sometimes-complicated science is presented in a clear, concise and consumable way, while the inclusion of the beautiful photographs and sheer variety of topics covered means this title will appeal to many. -- Stephen Menzie * British Birds * This book is informative, relevant and interesting, and the text is engaging on subjects that some readers may not already be familiar with. -- Keith Betton * IBIS * The author's enthusiasm for birds shines through... It is a good introduction for the beginner and a pleasurable read for the expert. * Conservation Biology *

Past Chair of the Pan-African Ornithology Congresss Scientific Committee, Colin Beale is a Professor of Ecology and Conservation Biology at the University of York, where he studies spatial ecology, ornithology and conservation biology, often in East Africa. With 25 years' experience living and working in East Africa, he is happiest with a cold beer in one hand, binoculars in the other and a good birding view.