[Ebook pdf] Extraordinary Birds: Essays and Plates of Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library (Natural Histories)
☆ Paul Sweet, American Museum of Natural History ☆
| #416898 in Books | Sterling Signature | 2013-10-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 12.25 x9.75 x1.75l,3.46 | File Name: 1454906596 | 144 pages |
||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| Extraordinary Birds|By joen|“A Field Guide to the Birds” was published In 1934 – it became the genesis that converted bird watching into a multimillion dollar sport. The book was authored by Roger Tory Peterson, a bird illustrator (and a bird watcher). “Extraordinary Birds” is a 400 year journey illustrating (pardon the pun) contributions mad
Extraordinary Birds follows the success of Natural Histories, and is the next compendium in this well-received series that marries art and thought-provoking science. American Museum of Natural History ornithologist Paul Sweet takes readers on a migratory journey across the globe, introducing them to unique and exquisite birds, as well as to groundbreaking avian studies from the past 500 years. Featuring 40 frameable prints and an equal number of fasci... [PDF.qf97] Extraordinary Birds: Essays and Plates of Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library (Natural Histories) Rating: 4.88 (436 Votes)
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