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David Hollands’ Birds of Prey Of Australia

David Hollands

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English
Bloomings Books
05 October 2021

ABBEY'S BOOKSELLER PICK ----- A new book from David Hollands is a bird nerd's dream! This stunning landscape format book showcases the 25 Australian species, and features more than 400 photographs (only 50 have been published before, mostly they are new ones). As Hollands himself says, this is not a book written by a scientist, but by a dedicated naturalist, so the text is very accessible and contains personal anecdotes and observations. He shares the excitement and beauty of the raptors, both in words and of course in his glorious pictures. The best gift you can give to any birder in your life, if you don't keep it for yourself...  Lindy

AUSTRALIA'S BIRDS OF PREY are exhilarating: the effortless soaring of an eagle, the kestrel's hovering precision, the electrifying pace of a hobby and the controlled glide of a harrier - often so slow, that it must surely stall? These sights so inspired David Hollands that in 1984 he wrote his first book, Eagles Hawks and Falcons of Australia.


This magnificent new 444 page book is a lyrical account of these unique birds of prey - a culmination of his life's work. Each of the 25 species has its own chapter and the text is brilliantly complemented by 450 of the author's own dramatic photographs.

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Imprint:   Bloomings Books
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 297mm,  Width: 218mm,  Spine: 37mm
Weight:   2.072kg
ISBN:   9780645162981
ISBN 10:   0645162981
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Reviews for David Hollands’ Birds of Prey Of Australia

ABBEY'S BOOKSELLER PICK ----- A new book from David Hollands is a bird nerd's dream! This stunning landscape format book showcases the 25 Australian species, and features more than 400 photographs (only 50 have been published before, mostly they are new ones). As Hollands himself says, this is not a book written by a scientist, but by a dedicated naturalist, so the text is very accessible and contains personal anecdotes and observations. He shares the excitement and beauty of the raptors, both in words and of course in his glorious pictures. The best gift you can give to any birder in your life, if you don't keep it for yourself...  Lindy


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