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No Badgers in my Wood by Phil Drabble
| Review |
| Content-Type |
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Badger Experience |
| Description | |
No Badgers in my Wood is a much more
controversial book than Phil Drabble's other works. Taking up the story where
Badgers at my Window left off, it tells how Bill, his hand-raised badger, died;
as well as his fascinating work with wild badgers. This book also takes a long
serious look at the dangers that threaten wild creatures in this country. He
also analyzes the controversial point that some modern farming methods and pest
control workers pose greater dangers to wildlife than any of the older dodgy
gamekeepers. |
| Summary |
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With an excellent set of illustrations by
Eileen Soper, this book is an excellent read for today, despite it having been
written as long ago as 1979. |
| Written by |
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Phil Drabble |
| Illustrated by |
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Eileen Soper |
| Photographs by |
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Phil Drabble |
| Written in |
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1979 |
| Last Revised in |
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1979 |
| Size |
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220mm by 145mm (height by width) |
| Pages |
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254 |
| ISBN |
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0 7181 1853 7 |
| Publisher |
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Michael Joseph |
| Copyright Owner |
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Phil Drabble |
| In Print? |
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Out of Print |
| Review Date |
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19 October 2005 |
| Front and Cover |
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