Illustrated Compendium of Birds

AvVirginie Aladjidi,Emmanuelle Tchoukriel

Inbunden, Engelska, 2016

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Beskrivning

Discover over eighty different types of birds from all over the world - some exotic, others more familiar. You will find them classified by species, from the Cuculiformes like the common cuckoo to Galliformes like the partridge and the junglefowl, among many others. Every bird is precisely identified by its common name and scientific name, and succinctly described with a fun fact. It is perfect for exploring the creatures great and small that make up the animal kingdom and how they are classified by the naturalists that study them.The Illustrated Compendiums' beautiful illustrations recall the style used by naturalists and explorers such as Charles Darwin and John James Audubon. Children aged 7 and up will enjoy dipping in and out of these books, inspired by the fascinating illustrations and facts.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2016-10-13
Mått:220 x 308 x 15 mm
Vikt:614 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Illustrated Compendium of
Antal sidor:80
Förlag:Hachette Children's Group
ISBN:9781445151311

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Virginie Aladjidi is an experienced French children's author. Emmanuelle Tchoukriel is an experienced illustrator trained in scientific and medical illustration at the Estienne School in Paris.Together they have created the Illustrated Compendiums series.

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Will appeal across the age ranges ... a beautiful book

Innehållsförteckning

1: Part I: The passeriformes2: Part II: The non-passeriformes2: The cuculiformes, such as the common cuckoo2: The coraciiformes, such as the hoopoe2: The timeframes, such as the great spotted woodpecker2: The strigiformes, such as the barn owl2: The apodiformes, such as the Vervain hummingbird2: The galliformes, such as the Reeves pheasant2: The psittaciformes, such as the scarlet macaw2: The pelecaniformes, such as the scarlet ibis2: The ciconiformes, such as storks2: The anseriformes, such as the greylag goose2: The falconiformes, such as the golden eagle2: The charadriformes, such as the black-headed gull2: The procellariiformes, such as the wandering albatross2: The sphenisciformes, such as the emperor penguin2: The struthioniformes, such as the ostrich2: The gruiformes, such as the black crowned crane2: The phoenicopteriformes, such as the greater flamingo