Natural History of the Waterfowl by Frank S. Todd | Oversized Hardcover | Definitive Waterfowl Reference
A landmark work for bird enthusiasts, waterfowl hunters, ornithologists, and conservationists, Natural History of the Waterfowl by Frank S. Todd is regarded as one of the most comprehensive single-volume references ever published on ducks, geese, swans, and screamers.
Originally published in 1996, this impressive oversized hardcover covers more than 160 species of waterfowl from around the world. Spanning nearly 500 pages and featuring over 750 full-color photographs, the book explores every aspect of waterfowl biology, including habitat, distribution, migration, plumage, breeding, courtship, feeding behavior, predators, and conservation. Each species account is accompanied by full-color range maps and authoritative natural history information, making this volume an indispensable reference for birders, wildlife biologists, aviculturists, and collectors of natural history books.
Written by internationally recognized waterfowl expert Frank S. Todd, whose decades of field research and conservation work helped shape modern waterfowl studies, this book remains one of the most respected references on the subject.
Features
- Oversized hardcover edition
- Written by Frank S. Todd
- Published in 1996
- Nearly 500 pages
- Over 750 full-color photographs
- Covers more than 160 species of ducks, geese, swans, and screamers
- Includes range maps, species accounts, and detailed natural history information
- Excellent reference for birders, hunters, wildlife biologists, and conservationists