A Guide to Bird Songs: Descriptions and Diagrams of the Songs and Singing Habits of Land Birds and Selected Species of Shore Birds |
Contents
HOW TO IDENTIFY BIRD SONGS | 3 |
KEY TO BIRD SONGS | 16 |
iii | 48 |
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Common terms and phrases
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