How wondrous is that : nature's bizarre

By:

Lal, Ranjit

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi TERI Press 2018Description: 36ISBN:

9788179936436

Subject(s):

Children story book

DDC classification:

J 333.720954 LAL

Summary: Anting, preening, imprinting; what do you think these are? Do you know the difference between nidifuguous and nidiculous, or does all that simply sound ridiculous? How Wondrous is That: Nature’s Bizarre answers all these questions and welcomes you to the magical world of birds, where you can meet purple sunbirds that never give up and a young black kite pretending to play dead, not to mention the busy Mr Weaver and the popular Ms Snipe. Get to know amazing aerobatic rosy starlings, oughlooking but soft-hearted babblers, and many more strange and wonderful winged creatures.

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Anting, preening, imprinting; what do you think these are? Do you know the difference between nidifuguous and nidiculous, or does all that simply sound ridiculous? How Wondrous is That: Nature’s Bizarre answers all these questions and welcomes you to the magical world of birds, where you can meet purple sunbirds that never give up and a young black kite pretending to play dead, not to mention the busy Mr Weaver and the popular Ms Snipe. Get to know amazing aerobatic rosy starlings, oughlooking but soft-hearted babblers, and many more strange and wonderful winged creatures.

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