Howard, H.E. An Introduction to the Study of Bird Behaviour. Pub. C.U.P. 1929
pp.xi, 124 with b/w. plates. Rough cut pages. Lightly dust-marked top-edge of text block along with light foxing to fore-edge. Some scattered small spots of foxing to contents otherwise contents in thor. vg. condition. Dustwrapper darkened and chipped in places. Overall a vg. copy.
‘The subject of this book is the behaviour of birds in relation to their environment. The author describes the course of events in the life of a Reed Bunting and a Yellow Bunting during the breeding season and tries to form a connected life story. He then discusses the bird’s mind, taking as a basis the way a bird behaves in relation to its territory.
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