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Close to birds, an intimate look at our feathered friends, photographs by Roine Magnusson ; text by Mats Ottosson and Åsa Ottosson ; translation by Kira Josefsson

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Close to birds, an intimate look at our feathered friends, photographs by Roine Magnusson ; text by Mats Ottosson and Åsa Ottosson ; translation by Kira Josefsson
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (page 250)
Illustrations
photographs
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Close to birds
Nature of contents
bibliography
Responsibility statement
photographs by Roine Magnusson ; text by Mats Ottosson and Åsa Ottosson ; translation by Kira Josefsson
Sub title
an intimate look at our feathered friends
Summary
"A stunning celebration of birds and why we love them--Our lives intertwine with birds like no other wild creature. Every day birds warm our hearts, inspire our curiosity, and appeal to our sense of wonder. CLOSE TO BIRDS, brings us even nearer to our feathered friends. The gorgeous photographs capture the intimate beauty and detail of each bird's form, as well as their unique character and personality. The accompanying short essays share charming and often-hidden details from birds' lives. Discover why Robins sing so early in the morning and learn the science behind the almost magical iridescence of Mallard feathers. CLOSE TO BIRDS shares the irresistible joy and marvel of birds."--Back cover
Table Of Contents
Why birds? -- Goldcrest -- Common house martin -- Eurasian pygmy owl -- Blackbird -- Pheasant -- White wagtail -- Common sandpiper -- Mallard -- Great tit -- Common starling -- Eurasian blue tit -- Long-tailed tit -- Barnacle goose -- Great spotted woodpeckerEuropean robin -- House sparrow -- Thrush nightingale -- Eurasian nuthatch -- Common chaffinch -- Eurasian wren -- Western capercaillie -- Common wood pigeon -- Common gull -- Eurasian magpie -- European pied flycatcher -- Common redstart -- Eurasian bullfinch -- Bohemian waxwing -- Eurasian sparrowhawk -- European goldfinch -- Getting close to birds
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