Ospreys: A Natural and Unnatural History by Alan F. Poole
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Ospreys
Summary
This work looks at the natural history of a bird that has become the major symbol of international bird conservation. Special attention is devoted to the successful restoration of threatened osprey populations in Scotland and New England.
Ospreys Summary
Table of Contents
Introduction; phylogeny and classification; status and distribution; migration and wintering ecology; diet and foraging ecology; nest sites and breeding behaviour; breeding rates; population regulation; threats; management; two case histories - Scotland and New England.
Additional information
GOR001862796
9780521306232
052130623X
Ospreys: A Natural and Unnatural History by Alan F. Poole
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Cambridge University Press
1989-03-02
270
N/A
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