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T. A. Coward's 'The Migration of Birds' is a comprehensive study of the behavior and patterns of bird migration. Through a combination of scientific observations and poetic descriptions, Coward delves into the fascinating world of avian migration, exploring the reasons behind this phenomenon and the incredible feats birds undertake in their journeys. Written in a clear and engaging style, the book provides readers with a deeper understanding of the natural world and the intricate mechanisms that drive migratory behavior. Coward's meticulous research and vivid imagery make this book a valuable…mehr
T. A. Coward's 'The Migration of Birds' is a comprehensive study of the behavior and patterns of bird migration. Through a combination of scientific observations and poetic descriptions, Coward delves into the fascinating world of avian migration, exploring the reasons behind this phenomenon and the incredible feats birds undertake in their journeys. Written in a clear and engaging style, the book provides readers with a deeper understanding of the natural world and the intricate mechanisms that drive migratory behavior. Coward's meticulous research and vivid imagery make this book a valuable contribution to the field of ornithology and a captivating read for nature lovers and researchers alike. The author's passion for birds and their migration shines through in every page, making 'The Migration of Birds' a compelling and informative read for anyone interested in the wonders of the natural world.
Thomas Alfred Coward (1867–1933) was a distinguished British ornithologist and author, renowned for his significant contributions to the understanding of bird migration patterns. His scholarly pursuits in the realm of natural history and ornithology led to the publication of his seminal work 'The Migration of Birds' (1912), which has been hailed as an authoritative source on the subject for both amateur and professional ornithologists. In this book, Coward meticulously documents the seasonal movements of birds, amalgamating scientific research with keen observation, a skill for which he was widely respected. Coward's literary style is characterized by a careful balance between rigorous scientific methodology and an accessible narrative that invites readers from all walks of life to appreciate the complexities and wonders of avian behavior. His writings encapsulate a passion for nature and an enduring curiosity, traits that have made his contributions to ornithology both timeless and inspirational. While 'The Migration of Birds' remains his most celebrated work, Coward's legacy in the natural sciences is further cemented by his numerous other publications and his active involvement with the British Trust for Ornithology, an organization that continued to espouse his dedication to bird conservation and study.
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Preface Preface to third edition 1. Migration of birds 2. Cause and origin of migration 3. Routes 4. The height and speed of migration flight 5. Orientation and route finding 6. The distances travelled by birds 7. Migration and weather 8. The perils of migration 9. Early ideas of migration 10. Suggestions and guesses 11. Summary Bibliography Index.
Preface Preface to third edition 1. Migration of birds 2. Cause and origin of migration 3. Routes 4. The height and speed of migration flight 5. Orientation and route finding 6. The distances travelled by birds 7. Migration and weather 8. The perils of migration 9. Early ideas of migration 10. Suggestions and guesses 11. Summary Bibliography Index.
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