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This lively, jam-packed book introduces kids to more than 60 bird groups found in southern Africa: long-legged flamingos, speedy falcons, jewel-like sunbirds, plucky hornbills and many more. Learn to identify different birds, and discover their intriguing behaviours - how they find food, choose a mate, build a nest, raise their young and avoid predators. A detailed introduction explains birding concepts such as courtship, migration, mobbing and moulting. More than 500 stunning photographs are included, with many annotated to highlight interesting features and traits. Sales points: Second title…mehr

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This lively, jam-packed book introduces kids to more than 60 bird groups found in southern Africa: long-legged flamingos, speedy falcons, jewel-like sunbirds, plucky hornbills and many more. Learn to identify different birds, and discover their intriguing behaviours - how they find food, choose a mate, build a nest, raise their young and avoid predators. A detailed introduction explains birding concepts such as courtship, migration, mobbing and moulting. More than 500 stunning photographs are included, with many annotated to highlight interesting features and traits. Sales points: Second title in the series launched with Kids' Snakes of Southern Africa. Covers over 60 of southern Africa's most common and interesting bird groups. Packed with interesting facts and did-you-knows. Lively, colourful design with superb photographs.


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Autorenporträt
Hélène Loon holds an Honours degree in Ornithology from the University of Cape Town. She has extensive experience in ornithological research, raptor and crane conservation and bird-ringing projects.