Birds of Southern South America and Antarctica. by Martin R. de la Pena; Maurice Rumboll ISBN 13: 9780691090351

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Princeton University Press, 2001-08-05. Paperback. Like New.

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unused book, bird songs, pictures, 97 color plates of more than 1,000 species, includes female and juvenile as well as adult male: shaded maps showing rangeno writing, no underlining, no tears or marsstart adding to your life list with this book

Princeton University Press, 2001. Paperback. New. Sibley, David. Birds of Southern South America and Antarctica illustrates and describes all the known species--more than 1,000 of them--in a vast swath of this underexplored birder's paradise, from Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, southern Brazil, and Uruguay to parts of Antarctica. Just some of the birds it covers are teals, tinamous, chachalacas, conebills, cuckoos, macaws, parakeets, parrots, penguins, nightjars, hummingbirds, ovenbirds, tyrants, and tanagers. The habitats range from torrid rainforests and cloudforests to grasslands, the world's driest desert, second highest mountain range, and ice caps. The 97 color plates depict each species' male in breeding plumage, with the female and young often shown as well. On the facing page are concise textual descriptions of each species, highlighting not only salient physical features and behavioral patterns but the calls or songs of each. Casual birders and ornithologists contemplating a journey… Read More

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Princeton Univ Pr, 2001. Paperback. New. 304 pages. 7.50x5.00x0.75 inches.

Paperback / softback. New. South America, though home to about one-third of the world's bird species, has the world's sparsest population of birdwatchers. This title illustrates the known species - more than 1,000 of them - in a vast swath of this underexplored birder's paradise, from Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, southern Brazil, and Uruguay to parts of Antarctica.

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