<p>Traces important aspects of a wide variety of species while explaining their ecological importance</p>

Lords of the Air - The Smithsonian Book of Birds

Jake Page

Eugene S. Morton

Science & Math

Random House Value Publishing

<p>1989, oversize hardcover edition, Bound in full purple cloth, stamped on the spine in silver. 288 pages, filled with remarkable paintings, full-color illustrations, maps, etc. Co-written by a magazine editor and an ornithologist. Here are absorbing details on the origins of birds, their flight patterns, their migrations, the way they communicate, and the unique challenges ahead for all bird life.</p>

Lords of The Air: The Smithsonian Book of Birds

Orion Books

Nearctic avian migrants in the Neotropics: Maps, appendices, and bibliography

John H. Rappole

Thomas E. Lovejoy

James L. Ruos

Conservation and Research Center, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution

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