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* First collaboration by two of NZ's top children's book creators * Irresistible rhymes and flamboyant drawings will captivate * Bilingual English and Maori, in classy hardback
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A fascinating, in-depth account of New Zealand's birds, which spans their discovery, their place in both Pakeha and Maori worlds, their survival and conservation, and the illustrations and art they have inspired. Norman covers a range of our bird families and individual species, ...
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It is no ordinary book, comprising 320 pages of absolute beauty. Over 300 birds are detailed, there are nearly 700 photographs, and 50 pages of information on subjects like migration, feathers, eggs, flyways, bird photography, all highly illustrated. See it for yourself.
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A delightful gift book of birds from around Yirrkala, which is Siena's home in North East Arnhem Land. This beautiful liitle book includes the English and Yolnu names of the birds and their Yolnu moiety. In Yolnu culture, everything is divided into two moieties: Yirritja and Dhuw ...
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The Kaka of Rakiura charm visitors into giving them food, but is it a good thing?
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Drawing on more than 70 years' worth of study in the field, representing literally thousands of hours spent poised behind a 300mm lens, Forest Birds by Geoff Moon presents a visual and written portrait of the most important or characteristic birds of the New Zealand forest.
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Discover the birds of the w orld in this beautiful fact-packed compendium
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When he discovered that the thief evaded prison, and that half the birds were never recovered, Johnson embarked upon a years-long worldwide investigation which led him deep into the fiercely secretive underground community obsessed with the Victorian art of salmon fly-tying.
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Shorebirds of New Zealand is a beautiful, informative and lyrical account of the many shorebirds found here those living and breeding in the same area year after year, those that migrate within New Zealand, and those whose migrations link the hemispheres. It examines the lifecycl ...
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9780143567509 |
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Woodley, Keit |
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24 September 2012 by Penguin |
| Interest Age |
14+ years |
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Everyone's obsessed with Angry Birds, the most addictive app around. Devotees know all the behaviours of the birds in the game, from the speedy yellow birds to the exploding blackbirds. But what about real-life angry birds? Just what happens when real birds stop being polite and ...
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