Ornithology from lobstabooks

David & Charles Newton Abbot 1973. Fine/fine (no faults with book or dj) Octavo 136pp illustrated throughout with drawings and diagrams.80 suggested bird watching acxtivities, means of recording observations etc etc

William Heinemann London 1909. Fair (no dj, green cloth, edges rubbed and worn, frayed top and base of spine, corners bumped, illustration on front board of city scene with white birds, the white titles are partly worn away, front hinge lightly cracked but contents remaining firm, heavy browning to free endpapers, damp stains to a few top… Read more about this item

Andre Deutsch London 1983. Fine/fine (no faults with book or dj) Large octavo 180pp illustrated throughout. Birds driven to the very edge of extinction but made a recovery

Bishopgate Press Hildenborough Kent 1992. Fine/fine (no significant faults with book or dj) Large format, quarto. 134pp illustrated. The 134 owls which make up the order Strigiforms are covered divided into the tytonida, the barn owls and the Strigidae. Very detailed work

Lindsay Drummond London 1946. G (no dj, lightly marked pale blue cloth with light wear at top and base of spine, ex library copy, front and rear hinges rather weak, contents clean and unmarked) octavo 174pp. Observations on the bird life of Northern Ireland, illustrated with sketches and b/w plates.