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11 Jan 2011
COMMERCIAL BOOKS USING BIRDLIFE DATA
By Rory Mccann
3 Publications, All Available to Buy Each of these publications is visually stunning and highly informative. These books include: ‘Bird Watch: A Survey of Planet Earth’s Ecosystems’, ‘Birds and People: Bonds in a Timeless Journey’ and ‘The Atlas of Birds: Mapping Avian Diversity, Behaviour and Habitats Worldwide’. To view these commercial books, click here To view all BirdLife publications, click here
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