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Akademische und professionelle Bücher  Ornithology  Birdwatching

What Good Are Birds?

Nature Writing
By: Antonio Sandoval Rey(Author), David Lindo(Foreword By), Dave Langlois(Translated by)
317 pages, 6 plates with b/w photos
Publisher: Tundra Ediciones
What Good Are Birds?
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  • What Good Are Birds? ISBN: 9788416702169 Paperback Aug 2016 In stock
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Language: English

The author goes birding up and down his local coastline (A Coruna province, in Galicia, NW Spain) seeking answers to the question that forms the title of What Good Are Birds?. Out of his stream of consciousness spill deftly-woven, bird-related tales of spies and shipwrecks, political shenanigans and serial killers, mysteries of the past and even battlefield epics.

Meanwhile, the real scenery he moves through kindles all sorts of reflections and memories about its past and present fate, while he also chats with others who, like himself, have managed to turn birdwatching into their livelihood. The net result is a celebration of just how much unspoilt nature can give us and just how much we lose for good by spoiling it.

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Nature Writing
By: Antonio Sandoval Rey(Author), David Lindo(Foreword By), Dave Langlois(Translated by)
317 pages, 6 plates with b/w photos
Publisher: Tundra Ediciones
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"Rarely have I encountered a recollection of a love for birds and their behaviour melded so eloquently with personal anecdote and profound ornithological knowledge"
– David Lindo, from the foreword

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