Birds in Comics. Volume 3 – Garrera Jean-Luc – Walking history – 2022 – ISBN 978-5-907471-46-7
Birds in Comics. Volume 3
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Birds in Comics. Volume 3
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They're always around us, always somewhere nearby: in the sky, in the trees, on rooftops, and on power lines. They've even taken over our language: "chattering like a magpie," "repeating like a parrot," "puffing up like a turkey"...
This book, combining sparkling humor and scientific accuracy, will allow you to fulfill a long-held dream and get to know our feathered friends better: big and small, migratory and sedentary, exotic and the most ordinary.
It would seem that after two volumes of amazing, and sometimes downright incredible, bird stories, nothing could impress us, readers of the French series "Birds in Comics," but its authors, Jean-Luc Garrera and Alain Sirvan, haven't wasted any time and have released a third volume, filled with equally intriguing facts. Could you, for example, imagine that the Australian bellbird uses poisonous caterpillars as a protective barrier against enemies? Or that some shearwaters live for over 60 years while still bearing offspring? Or perhaps you've heard that rooks love to take ant baths, thrushes fight birds of prey by using group droppings, and the green heron has picked up a few fishing tricks from humans? No? Then open this book quickly, where you'll discover not only a whole scattering of fun and educational mini-stories about birds, but also a detailed educational workbook with a story about such an important period in the life of migratory birds as migration.
This book, combining sparkling humor and scientific accuracy, will allow you to fulfill a long-held dream and get to know our feathered friends better: big and small, migratory and sedentary, exotic and the most ordinary.
It would seem that after two volumes of amazing, and sometimes downright incredible, bird stories, nothing could impress us, readers of the French series "Birds in Comics," but its authors, Jean-Luc Garrera and Alain Sirvan, haven't wasted any time and have released a third volume, filled with equally intriguing facts. Could you, for example, imagine that the Australian bellbird uses poisonous caterpillars as a protective barrier against enemies? Or that some shearwaters live for over 60 years while still bearing offspring? Or perhaps you've heard that rooks love to take ant baths, thrushes fight birds of prey by using group droppings, and the green heron has picked up a few fishing tricks from humans? No? Then open this book quickly, where you'll discover not only a whole scattering of fun and educational mini-stories about birds, but also a detailed educational workbook with a story about such an important period in the life of migratory birds as migration.
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