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Vanishing BIRDS - Their Natural History and Conservation Technology Hundreds of thousands of New

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Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders still believe that the Moriori were a backward race of unknown origin who settled the country first and were subsequently banished to the Chathams

a period when many New Zealanders’ chose the railway as their principal form of transport

but excellent all round condition for age

appears to have been previously framed

all solid and sound

Vanishing BIRDS - Their Natural History and Conservation Technology Hundreds of thousands of NewA tragic commentary on the human impact on bird species through out the world, including those that have suffered in New Zealand such as the Moa, Takahe and Kakapo. The authors primary interest in birds was as an artist, he has illustrated his text on the worlds rarest birds with fine colour plates and line drawings. Author: Tim Halliday Published by Hutchinson Australia, first edition 1978. Pre loved, cloth hard cover, nice dust jacket, 296pp VG,

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