Wells Woodbridge Cooke Libros

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This pioneering work in the field of ornithology is a collaboration between two of the leading bird experts of the early 20th century. Fuertes's beautiful illustrations are accompanied by Cooke's detailed descriptions of the distribution and migration patterns of North American shorebirds. The book provides a valuable resource for bird-watchers and scientists alike.

This comprehensive study of North American waterfowl offers a detailed examination of their habits, migration patterns, and distribution. With beautiful illustrations and scholarly analysis, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in birds or natural history.