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Birds in London

Birds in London

By William Henry Hudson 22 Jun, 2020

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Excerpt from Birds in London Nature, ' Zoologist, Nature Notes, ' and other natural history journals, and in the newspapers and magazine; To return to the present work. Treating of actualities I have been obliged for the most part to gather my own m ... Read more

Excerpt from Birds in London Nature, ' Zoologist, Nature Notes, ' and other natural history journals, and in the newspapers and magazine; To return to the present work. Treating of actualities I have been obliged for the most part to gather my own materials, relying perhaps too much on my own observation; since London is now too vast a field for any person, however diligent, to know it intimately in all its extent. Less

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William Henry Hudson

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William Henry Hudson (4 Aug 1841 – 18 Aug 1922) was an author, naturalist, and ornithologist. He spent his youth studying the local flora and fauna and observing both natural and human dramas on wha...

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