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Raptors of California

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Raptors of California

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Raptors - the charismatic group of birds that includes hawks, eagles, and falcons - evoke power, swiftness, and grace. They are absolute icons of the California landscape. Featuring descriptions of every diurnal California raptor, this state-of-the-art, beautifully illustrated guide is the first to combine identification of these important birds with a comprehensive discussion of their natural history. * Covers 27 species, with range maps for the 18 species regularly occurring in California * 104 color figures include photographs and wash drawings illustrating habitats, anatomy, field marks, and behavior * 12 full-page color plates show the various plumages of each species - including rarities - as well as their appearance in flight * Highly readable and accessible, even when covering complicated topics such as flight and evolutionary adaptations

Author Biography:

Hans J. Peeters and Pam Peeters have spent all their lives in the field bird watching. Hans J. Peeters, Professor of Biology/Zoology emeritus at Chabot College, is coauthor, with E.W. Jameson, Jr., of Mammals of California (revised edition, 2004) and American Hawking (1970). His illustrations have appeared in many bird guides including The American Bird Conservancy's All the Birds of North America (1997), Book of North American Birds (1990), and the Smithsonian's forthcoming Birds of India. An award-winning painter, two of his depictions of Golden Eagles have appeared on Mexican stamps.
Release date Australia
February 28th, 2005
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Contributor
  • Illustrated by Hans J. Peeters
Illustrations
116 color illustrations, 22 maps
Pages
305
Dimensions
114x184x24
ISBN-13
9780520242005
Product ID
3905072

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