The Barn Owl by Iain R. Taylor
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The Barn Owl
The Barn Owl
Summary
This book covers all aspects of the biology of the barn owl: its distribution, habitat, feeding behaviour, breeding, movements and mortality. Special attention is given to the problem of conservation, why the species has declined and what might be done to help it in the future.
The Barn Owl Summary
About Iain R. Taylor
After studying foraging ecology of terns and skuas for his doctorate at the University of Aberdeen, Dr Taylor worked for three years at the University of Ghana, West Afria. His main interest there was the ecology of rain-forest birds but it was also there that his enthusiasm for barn owls started after discovering a flock of sixteen of them feeding on termites one night.
Table of Contents
Introduction; Range, habitat and density; Feeding habits; Breeding and moulting; Mortality; Conservation; Further reading
Additional information
GOR001684296
9780747800248
0747800243
The Barn Owl by Iain R. Taylor
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
20070501
24
N/A
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