Natural History of the Waterfowl

Natural History of the Waterfowl

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Publisher's Synopsis

This 500-page comprehensive volume covers the natural history of each of more than 160 members of the ducks, geese, swans and screamers of the world. Beautifully illustrated and authoritative, this remarkable book is destined to become the ultimate reference work on the waterfowl of the world. The eighteen chapters deal with every aspect of waterfowl biology, including habitat, distribution, plumage, migration, feeding, courtship, predators and mortality. A separate appendix includes weights of virtually every species and subspecies of waterfowl. Concise full-color range maps accompany each species account. More than 750 beautifully reproduced photographs represent a lifetime of intensive research and field study by the author. This definitive volume on the Anseriformes will prove invaluable to anyone interested in the natural history of the waterfowl-- weather teacher, student, naturalist, bird watcher, conservationist, aviculturist or ornithologist.

Book information

ISBN: 9780888391377
Publisher: Ibis Pub Co
Imprint: Hancock House Publishers
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 492
Weight: 3452g
Height: 330mm
Width: 279mm
Spine width: 38mm