BookkooB : Natural History Museum Atlas of Bird Migration

	title:	Natural History Museum Atlas of Bird Migration
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	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	The Natural History Museum
	released:	March 8, 2007
	isbn:	0565092189
	isbn-13:	9780565092184

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Customer Reviews
Really interesting... - Rated I decided to get this book because like many people I often marvel at the global movements of birds with the seasons. I had lots of questions in my mind so bought this book. Its a beautifully illustrated book with lots of maps and charts. It presents this complex subject in a way that would appeal to young or old alike. I did find some bits a little confusing as the text seemed to jump about a bit in some places, but this is a good book and I like it a lot, I suspect I shall dip into it on a regular basis in the future to help reinforce my knowledge of this subject or just to look at the pictures and maps!

Customer Reviews

Really interesting... - Rated 4/5
I decided to get this book because like many people I often marvel at the global movements of birds with the seasons. I had lots of questions in my mind so bought this book. Its a beautifully illustrated book with lots of maps and charts. It presents this complex subject in a way that would appeal to young or old alike. I did find some bits a little confusing as the text seemed to jump about a bit in some places, but this is a good book and I like it a lot, I suspect I shall dip into it on a regular basis in the future to help reinforce my knowledge of this subject or just to look at the pictures and maps!