Encyclopedia of North American Birds

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Thunder Bay Press, 2004 - Nature - 288 pages
The Encyclopedia of North American Birds describes and illustrates seventy-eight of the most common and familiar birds, from the magnificent bald eagle to the diminutive winter wren. It explores every type of habitat, from Arctic wastes to the subtropical Everglades, from the high Rockies to the wave-lashed coastlines, to the wide variety of bird life in North America.

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Contents

THUNDER
8
Sooty Shearwater
16
Great Cormorant
24
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