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A systematic survey of passerine, raptor, waterfowl, and other bird groups evaluates species as beneficial or harmful to agriculture and human interests. The work explains avian anatomy and behavior, then profiles species by habitat and season, giving identifying features, diet, nesting habits, and impacts on crops and pests. Practical guidance appears on conserving useful species and managing those deemed troublesome, supported by natural-history observations and illustrations. The text balances species accounts with broader discussion of ecological roles and recommended protective measures.

About the Author

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Ottó Herman

Ottó Herman was a Hungarian ornithologist and naturalist, recognized for his contributions to the study of birds and their ecological roles. His notable work, "Birds Useful and Birds Harmful," explores the impact of various bird species on agriculture and the environment, highlighting their importance in maintaining ecological balance. Herman's research not only advanced the understanding of avian life but also emphasized the need for conservation and the protection of natural habitats. His legacy continues to influence ornithology and environmental science.

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