SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide - Hard Cover
The original SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide by Peter Harrison.
This is your opportunity to own a brand-new mint-condition, signed by the author, copy of the revised SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide. First published in 1983, this is the book that started the “Seabirding Movement” around the globe to become the standard book of reference for seabird identification. Roger Tory Peterson, the great American ornithologist, called the publication “a red-letter event for the field glass fraternity.” Ron Naveen, in an article in Birding Magazine, referred to the book as “Arguably the best bird guide of any kind or generation.” Often referred to as the “Bible of Seabird Identification,” this is the classic textbook of some 220,000 words describing and identifying the world’s seabirds.
The author has a limited number of brand-new copies of his 1989 edition. An ideal gift for yourself or someone who has always coveted this near-impossible find.
The original SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide by Peter Harrison.
This is your opportunity to own a brand-new mint-condition, signed by the author, copy of the revised SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide. First published in 1983, this is the book that started the “Seabirding Movement” around the globe to become the standard book of reference for seabird identification. Roger Tory Peterson, the great American ornithologist, called the publication “a red-letter event for the field glass fraternity.” Ron Naveen, in an article in Birding Magazine, referred to the book as “Arguably the best bird guide of any kind or generation.” Often referred to as the “Bible of Seabird Identification,” this is the classic textbook of some 220,000 words describing and identifying the world’s seabirds.
The author has a limited number of brand-new copies of his 1989 edition. An ideal gift for yourself or someone who has always coveted this near-impossible find.
The original SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide by Peter Harrison.
This is your opportunity to own a brand-new mint-condition, signed by the author, copy of the revised SEABIRDS: An Identification Guide. First published in 1983, this is the book that started the “Seabirding Movement” around the globe to become the standard book of reference for seabird identification. Roger Tory Peterson, the great American ornithologist, called the publication “a red-letter event for the field glass fraternity.” Ron Naveen, in an article in Birding Magazine, referred to the book as “Arguably the best bird guide of any kind or generation.” Often referred to as the “Bible of Seabird Identification,” this is the classic textbook of some 220,000 words describing and identifying the world’s seabirds.
The author has a limited number of brand-new copies of his 1989 edition. An ideal gift for yourself or someone who has always coveted this near-impossible find.