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Discovering Animals by Tony Soper
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Wildlife Experience with very good badger
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This book is an introduction to the
everyday life of one important group of British animals, namely mammals.
Although many of them live in close existence to man, we are unaware of their
presence. This book covers all the main British species in a good level of
detail; with excellent descriptions, illustrations and photographs of species
including foxes, badgers, rabbits, hare, hedgehogs, bats, mice and others. Tony
Soper described the habits and habitats of such animals and shows how to
encourage them- for example by giving detailed plans for building nesting boxes,
mammal tables; and how to observe them without disturbing them. Tony Soper is a
naturalist, writer and broadcaster. Somewhat over-shadowed by the fame of the
Attenborough clan, he was the founder of the BBC Natural History Unit. |
| Summary |
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A real delight of a book, written by a
naturalist with real genuine experience of all things wild. |
| Written by |
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Tony Soper |
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Illustrated by |
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John Busby |
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Photographs by |
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Too many photographers to mention |
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Written in |
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1985 |
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Last Revised in |
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1985 |
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Size |
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215mm by 185mm (height by width) |
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Pages |
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144 |
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ISBN |
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0 563 21087 7 |
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Publisher |
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BBC |
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Copyright Owner |
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Tony Soper |
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In Print? |
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Out of Print |
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Review Date |
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01 June 2008 |
Front and Cover
| Copyright |
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Copyright in these images is retained
by their owners. Images are shown so you can see what the item looks like
or if you need inspiration to create your own original badger artwork. |
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