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Pheasants, Partridges and Grouse: Including Buttonquails, Sandgrouse and Allies (Helm Identification Guides)
 
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Pheasants, Partridges and Grouse: Including Buttonquails, Sandgrouse and Allies (Helm Identification Guides) (Hardcover)
by Steve Madge (Author), Philip J.K. McGowan (Author), Carl D'Silva (Illustrator), Norman Arlott (Illustrator), David Mead (Illustrator), John Cox (Illustrator), Kim Franklin (Illustrator), Robin Budden (Illustrator), Daniel Cole (Illustrator)
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Covering almost 260 species of gamebirds, this book focuses on identification, status and distribution, habitats and geographical variation. Many of these species are both exotic and endangered, some are kept in private aviaries, while others are exploited commercially.

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