[Ebook free] Sandhill Crane Display Dictionary: What Cranes Say With Their Body Language (A Pocket Naturalist Guide)
♥ George Happ, Waterford Press ♥
| #601205 in Books | 2011-09-26 | Format: Folded Map | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .70 x3.80 x8.00l,.10 | Binding: Pamphlet | 1 pages
||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Super|By Firat|This is a handy pocket guide listing crane behaviours. It is waterproof. I teach university level courses in wildlife ecology, and I cover wildlife behaviour. I recommend this to my students.
Anyone can use it. The pictures are easy to follow. Cranes display many behaviours, including dancing, and this guide will teach you to recognize different|About the Author|
An expert on the sandhill crane, George Happ grew up in Illinois and attended Cornell University. He has taught courses in physiology, cell biology, and general biology at the University of Vermont, the University of Arizona and Colorado S
Renowned for their elaborate mating displays, sandhill cranes also use body language to announce intent, establish dominance, show arousal, preserve the nest territory and bond male and female pairs. This beautifully photographed reference guide - the result of years of field research by Christy and George Happ - provides a handy dictionary to the meanings of their complicated displays.
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