A Murder of Crows - Dunlap, Jan
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Instead of sighting a rarity for his new nieces first bird list, Bob White finds a murder of crows, along with the body of an old birding buddy, amid the October leaves at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Combining his search for a killer with his desire to add a rare Ferruginous Hawk to his own life list, Bob heads to Stevens County where a proposed wind farm project is stirring up a lot more than just dust. Again relying on his exceptional birding talents, Bob survives car collisions, student deceit, faculty intrigue, and even a hypnotist, to solve a deadly mysteryand unmask the true identity of a mysterious celebrity wrestler.…mehr

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Instead of sighting a rarity for his new nieces first bird list, Bob White finds a murder of crows, along with the body of an old birding buddy, amid the October leaves at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Combining his search for a killer with his desire to add a rare Ferruginous Hawk to his own life list, Bob heads to Stevens County where a proposed wind farm project is stirring up a lot more than just dust. Again relying on his exceptional birding talents, Bob survives car collisions, student deceit, faculty intrigue, and even a hypnotist, to solve a deadly mysteryand unmask the true identity of a mysterious celebrity wrestler.
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Jan Dunlap divides her time between birding, teaching, and writing. While she admits to being nowhere as skilled at birding as her fictional protagonist Bob White, she is an optimist and hopes one day to be able to identify all the birds showing up at her back porch feeders. Her first Bob White Birder Murder Mystery, The Boreal Owl Murder, won a silver medal int he 2008 Midwest Book Awards. She lives in Canyon Lake, TX, where she is working on her next Bob White book, and she welcomes visitors at her website www.jandunlap.com