Birds of Buckinghamshire Peter Lack Ferguson 1993 1st Ed HC DJ Illustrated

Birds of Buckinghamshire Peter Lack Ferguson 1993 1st Ed HC DJ Illustrated

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Birds of Buckinghamshire Peter Lack Ferguson 1993 1st Ed HC DJ Illustrated

Birds of Buckinghamshire Peter Lack Ferguson 1993 1st Ed HC DJ Illustrated

$50.00
The Birds of Buckinghamshire, edited by Peter Lack and David Ferguson. First edition, published in 1993 by the Buckinghamshire Bird Club.

A comprehensive regional ornithological reference covering the birds of Buckinghamshire and the changes affecting their populations. The book includes introductory chapters on the county’s birdwatching history, habitats, conservation, migration, breeding birds, population estimates, and introduced species, followed by detailed species accounts.

Illustrated throughout with distribution maps, charts, line drawings, and photographs. Illustrators include Kim Atkinson, Philip Burton, Jane Cross, Crispin Fisher, and David Mead. The pictorial dust jacket features an attractive rural Buckinghamshire bird scene.

Title: The Birds of Buckinghamshire

Editors: Peter Lack and David Ferguson

Publisher: Buckinghamshire Bird Club

Publication Year: 1993

Edition: First Edition

Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket

ISBN: 0907823122

ISBN-13: 9780907823124

Original Jacket Price: £11.95

Pages: 352

Language: English

Condition: Vintage used condition. The original dust jacket shows age-related toning, light surface rubbing, and minor edge and corner wear. A partially removed blue label remains around the lower dust-jacket spine, with associated adhesive residue and surface loss. The green cloth-covered boards remain clean and attractive with light shelf wear. Page edges show mild age toning and limited spotting. Interior pages, photographs, illustrations, and maps are generally clean and readable. Binding is firm and secure. No writing, highlighting, or signature was observed. No library stamps or other institutional markings were observed in the photographed areas. Please review all photographs carefully, particularly the label damage on the jacket spine, as they form an important part of the condition description.

A useful first-edition reference for birdwatchers and collectors of British ornithology, county histories, conservation studies, and regional natural history. The exact copy shown is the copy you will receive.

SKU D-4

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