The Transformist Illusion
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Douglas Dewar fue un funcionario británico en la India y ornitólogo que escribió sobre aves indias. Sus obras aparecieron con frecuencia en periódicos y revistas. Dewar se centró en observaciones y descripciones detalladas de la avifauna india, utilizando su período de servicio civil en la India para una extensa investigación de campo. Su escritura contribuyó a crear conciencia sobre la rica vida de las aves del subcontinente indio.






In this beautifully illustrated guide to Indian birds, Dewar offers readers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse and complex world of Indian avifauna. The author's detailed descriptions of the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitats of each species are complemented by stunning full-color illustrations that bring these magnificent creatures to life. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in birdwatching or the natural history of India.
This comprehensive guide to the birds of the Himalayas and Kashmir is a must-have for any birdwatcher or nature enthusiast. It provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of hundreds of species, along with tips for spotting them in the wild.
In this fascinating study, Douglas Dewar provides a month-by-month guide to the birds of northern India. Using his extensive knowledge and experience, Dewar describes the habits and characteristics of a wide variety of species, making this book an essential resource for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.
Himalayan birds inhabit what is perhaps the most wonderful tract of country in the world. The Himalayas are not so much a chain of mountains as a mountainous country, some eighty miles broad and several hundred long-a country composed entirely of mountains and valleys with no large plains or broad plateaux. The avifauna of the Himalayas is a large one. It includes birds found throughout the range, birds confined to the eastern or western portions, birds resident all through the year, birds that are mere seasonal visitors, birds found only at high elevations, birds confined to the lower hills, birds abundant everywhere, birds nowhere common.
This hand-book is a guide to the English pre-Mutiny records located in the government record rooms of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. It provides historical context and practical guidance for those interested in exploring these records, making it an essential resource for historians and genealogists.
This book provides a fascinating look at the process of speciation in animals. It is based on the latest scientific research and is written in an accessible, engaging style that will appeal to both lay readers and specialists.