Description

The Birds of the British Isles" is a series of books by T.A. Coward, specifically a third series published in 1934. This series, also known as "Migration and Habits," focused on the birds of the British Isles, including their migration patterns, behavior, and observations on rarer visitors. The 1934 edition, published by Frederick Warne & Co., is a second edition and is known for its illustrations and detailed information about British birds.

Synopsis

Title: The Birds of the British Isles
Author/Publisher: T A Coward, Frederick Warne & Co
Publication Year: 1934
Format: Illustrated Cloth

GATSBY'S is pleased to present a notable second edition of T. A. Coward's 'The Birds of the British Isles', published by Frederick Warne & Co. in 1934. This volume represents a classic contribution to British natural history, offering a detailed exploration of avian life.

This specific 1934 edition is recognised as a component of Coward's 'Migration and Habits' series. Authored by the distinguished ornithologist, it delves deeply into the intricate lives of birds, exploring their migratory patterns, detailed behaviours, and offering insightful observations on rarer avian visitors to the British Isles.

• Migration and Habits Focus: As part of the renowned 'Migration and Habits' series, this volume offers an in-depth study of avian movements and behaviours. It provides critical insights into the complex migratory journeys and daily lives of birds within the British Isles.
• Observations of Rare Visitors: Coward’s meticulous work includes detailed observations and discussions of rarer bird species that visit the British Isles. This adds a unique dimension to the comprehensive study of British ornithology, appealing to both seasoned enthusiasts and new readers.
• Illustrated Content: The detailed textual descriptions are complemented by illustrations, providing valuable visual aids for identifying and appreciating the diverse bird species covered within these pages. This enhances the learning experience for all readers.

As a vintage, original second edition of a seminal work in British ornithology, this book remains a cherished acquisition for collectors of natural history texts and enthusiasts of avian studies. Its enduring appeal lies in Coward's authoritative scholarship and its historical significance.

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