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This volume of The Wilson Bulletin presents a collection of ornithological research and observations from 1953. Authored by members of the Nebraska Ornithological Union, this work compiles findings from the field, offering detailed accounts of bird species, their behaviors, and habitats. The articles within this volume contribute to the ongoing scientific understanding of avian life, preserving valuable data for future study.
This volume is recognized for its historical significance in the field of ornithology, serving as a foundational text for understanding avian studies from the mid-20th century. Its republication ensures that this specialized knowledge remains accessible to contemporary researchers and enthusiasts. The content is presented with a focus on scientific accuracy and detailed observation, reflecting the rigorous standards of the period.
Page Count:
332
Publication Date:
2021-09-09
Publisher:
LEGARE STREET Press
ISBN-10:
1014810329
ISBN-13:
9781014810328
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