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Roberts` Birds Of Southern Africa by Austin Roberts & Gordon Lindsay Maclean
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Bob Shop ID
612643240
848 pages, Hardcover
225mm x 155mm
1.2Kg
THIS EDITION published 1985 as FIFTH Edition, FOURTH Impression
ISBN: 9780620076814
Goodreads Rating: 4.40 * 25 ratings * 1 review
Genres: Africa/Birds/Nature/Natural History/Reference
Roberts Birds of Southern Africa has been continuously in print for some 65 years and is the most popular African natural history book of all time. The scope and depth of biological information in the Seventh edition of Roberts far exceeds that of any previous edition. It covers all 951 species recorded in the region and also illustrates these in 80 new plates commissioned from the regions best bird artists. For scientists and conservationists it is a benchmark publication and will be a standard reference for years to come. For birdwatchers it will be an invaluable source of information to help them better understand and appreciate the birds around them.