Vintage Birds: A Guidebook and Matching Game

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    Vintage Birds: A Guidebook and Matching Game Author: Format: Multiple-component retail product, boxed First Published: Published By: Hardie Grant US
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    Pages: 80 Illustrations and other contents: Full colour throughout Language: English ISBN: 9781958417676 Categories: , , ,

    The Vintage Birds Memory Deck and Guidebook is a 50-card deck depicting 25 pairs of the world’s most beautiful birds from vintage artworks and an 80-page guidebook with interesting descriptions of each of the birds and the birds’ most distinguishing and interesting characteristics. Some of the birds are endangered, rarely seen and unique to a certain area, while others are commonly seen and range widely across continents – but all gloriously illustrated by John and Elizabeth Gould, two of the most famous ornithological illustrators in history. Memorise and learn about Fairy Bluebird from the Philippines, Major Mitchell’s Cockatoo from Australia, the European Goldfinch, Eurasian Blue Tit and many more.

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    Author Biography

    Roger J. Lederer is Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at California State University, Chico. He has published over 30 scientific research papers and 11 books, including Amazing Birds (translated into seven languages), Latin for Bird Lovers, Birds of New England, Beaks, Bones, and Bird Songs, and The Art of the Bird. He has been consulted by the BBC, National Geographic, National Public Radio, National Canadian Television, The Guinness Book of World Records, The New Yorker, ABC News, among others, for his authoritative take on the fascinating world of birds. For more information, visit his popular website Ornithology.com.