Birds in Britain

a practical guide to identification, habitats, and behaviour.

by William Kenneth Richmond

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Published 1963 by Odhams Press in London .
Written in

Places:

• Great Britain.
Subjects:

• Birds -- Great Britain.

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Edition Notes

Label mounted on verso of t.p.: Transatlantic Arts, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Fla.

Classifications
LC Classifications	QL690.G7 R48
The Physical Object
Pagination	160 p.
Number of Pages	160
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5882941M
LC Control Number	63014480

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