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    Peterson Reference Guides To Gulls of The Americas
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    Peterson Reference Guides To Gulls of The Americas

    By Steve N. G. Howell and Jon Dunn

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    This ambitious volume covers the 36 species of gulls that occur in North and South America, with detailed information to help you identify these fascinating but challenging birds in their many and varied plumages. With 1,160 carefully chosen color photographs, this new reference guide, written by two of North America's top gull experts, is the definitive new work on gulls of the Americas.

    Peterson Reference Guides offer authoritative, comprehensive information, including detailed text, maps, and superior illustrations. Written by expert authors, the guides are an unparalleled resource for understanding specific groups of animals.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJun 6, 2017
    ISBN9781328910226
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    Steve N. G. Howell

    STEVE N. G. HOWELL is an international bird tour leader with WINGS and a popular speaker and trip leader at birding festivals. He has been watching birds for as long as he can remember.  Steve has authored numerous books and articles, mainly about birds, and the common thread to his life is that birding should be fun.  

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