DIGIRENT - Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger National Park and Adjacent Lowveld: A Guide to More than 420 Birds in the Region
Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte
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Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte epub Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte pdf download Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte pdf file Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte audiobook Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte book review Roberts Bird Guide: Kruger Hugh Chittenden, Ian Whyte summary | #1278658 in Books | 2009-09-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.25 x.70 x5.50l,1.10 | Binding: Vinyl Bound | 264 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent Kruger-specific Guide|By Customer|Purchased as a backup to the Sasol guide to South African birds, but was pleasantly surprised. Illustrations and text were an excellent counterpoint adding detail on field marks, behaviour and bird variations. A smaller guide suitable for carrying around the Kruger rest camps and hauling along on guided walks. Modern field guide form|About the Author|
Hugh Chittenden is a photographer, the chairman of the John Voelcker Bird Book Fund, and the author of Top Birding Spots in Southern Africa. Ian Whyte lived and worked in the Kruger National park for 37 years, is an orn
Compiling a colorful collection of artistic representations of the myriad bird species found in South Africa, this beautifully illustrated manual celebrates the diverse, fascinating, and unique feathered fauna found in the national park and the adjoining Mpumalanga Province. Featuring 91 annotated plates dynamically illustrated by seven of South Africa’s finest bird artists, this comprehensive guide provides details on each bird&...
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