Shearwaters

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1961 · Anglais · Broché
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R.M. Lockley's work transports readers into the graceful world of shearwaters, those remarkable seabirds known for their long flights across the ocean. The narrative sheds light on their life cycles, migration patterns, and the intricate relationships they forge with their environments. Through vivid descriptions and careful observations, Lockley evokes the beauty and challenges these birds face in a changing world.

The detailed research throughout showcases Lockley's profound understanding of avian behavior, making the book not only informative but also an engaging read for those who appreciate nature. The author weaves folklore and facts into a tapestry of storytelling that highlights the importance of conservation and respect for wildlife.

This beautifully bound edition, with its leather spine and golden leaf accents, mirrors the elegance of the subject matter. It serves as a fitting tribute to the shearwaters, inviting both bird enthusiasts and casual readers to explore the depths of the ocean and the skies above.

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Format Broché
Pages 256 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié janv. 1, 1961
Éditeur Doubleday
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