Birds of Belize
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Birds of Belize provides the first complete guide to the identification of all currently known species--574 in all.
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Diese Reihe befasst sich mit der natürlichen Welt und dem Umweltschutz mit Leidenschaft und tiefer Ehrfurcht vor der Erde. Sie präsentiert Werke, die die Schönheit der Wildnis feiern und die dringende Notwendigkeit ihres Schutzes betonen. Die Leser werden fesselnde Erzählungen und Erkenntnisse von Autoren entdecken, die sich ökologischen Themen widmen. Sie ist eine Hommage an das lebenslange Engagement für die Natur und deren Erhaltung für kommende Generationen.
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