Cassell's book of birds; vol. 1

Name: Cassell's book of birds; vol. 1
Author: Alfred Edmund Brehm

By Alfred Edmund Brehm

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A comprehensive natural-history survey that classifies avian diversity and supplies detailed species accounts across major groups — parrots and cockatoos, lories and macaws, and passerine songbirds including finches and sparrows — alongside explanation of anatomy and physiology such as the respiratory system and vocal organs. It treats behavior, habitats, breeding, migration, and feeding, illustrated with numerous engravings and colored plates, and organized to combine systematic description with accessible notes on life history and identification.

About the Author

Alfred Edmund Brehm

Alfred Edmund Brehm was a German zoologist and author, renowned for his comprehensive works on animal life. His most notable contribution is the multi-volume series "Cassell's Book of Birds," which provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of various bird species, making it a valuable resource for ornithologists and bird enthusiasts alike. Additionally, Brehm's work "From North Pole to Equator: Studies of Wild Life and Scenes in Many Lands" showcases his extensive travels and observations of wildlife across different continents. His writings reflect a deep passion for nature and a commitment to educating the public about the animal kingdom.