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Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condition: New.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Short stories and articles include: Apinoka of Apamama by Louis BECKE, Ben by M. P. SHIEL, Cares of a Curate & The Excellent Joys of Youth by Mary E. MANN, Of a Book Unwritten by H. G. WELLS, Skittles by Richard MARSH, The Man from Siberia by Francis GRIBBLE, The Missing Hero by Roy HORNIMAN, 'Tis an Ill Flight Without Wings by John Oliver HOBBES. Original light green cloth, elaborately decorated and lettered in darker green and gilt. Gilt on spine dulled, otherwise good+. A heavy item which will require additional postage outside the UK. Book. …

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Crow Guardian's Handbook is a practical, deeply ethical guide for people who admire crows and other corvids and want to interact with them in a way that is safe, legal and genuinely in the birds' best interests. Crows are intelligent, social, long-lived and emotionally complex. They are also, in many places, protected wild animals - not toys, not pets and not props for social media. This handbook does not encourage illegal capture or keeping. Instead, it helps you understand when close contact is appropriate (licensed rehab, education birds, legal situations) and when the kindest choice is to enjoy them as wild neighbours. Inside, you will discover: How crows think and live - family bonds, territories, problem-solving, play and grief. Law, ethics and responsibility - permits, protections, when you must call a wildlife professional and why "rescuing" can sometimes harm. Creating crow-friendly spaces - gardens, farms and neighbourhoods that support wild corvids without making them nuisances. Safe feeding practices - what to offer, what to avoid, disease prevention and how to keep birds wary enough to stay safe. Housing and husbandry (where legal and appropriate) - aviary design, enrichment, social needs and daily routines inspired by professional standards. Training with kindness - using positive reinforcement to build trust, teach useful behaviours and support veterinary and rehab care. Health, stress and early warning signs - how to recognise trouble early and work with avian vets and rehabbers. Written in clear, compassionate language, The Crow Guardian's Handbook is for anyone who has ever felt a crow's eyes on them and wondered how to be worthy of that attention. Whether you simply feed wild birds on your balcony, support local rehabilitation work or care for authorised corvids in a professional setting, this book will help you act not just as an owner or admirer, but as a true guardian. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Barred Owls for Birders and Photographers: The Complete Guide to Finding, Watching, Photographing and Protecting Barred Owls in Forests and Backyards is a practical, ethics-first handbook for everyone who has ever heard the haunting call of "Who cooks for you?" and wanted to understand the owl behind the voice. This book is written for birders, nature lovers and photographers who want more than a lucky glimpse in the dark. It shows you how to find barred owls without damaging their habitat, how to read their behaviour so you know when to back off, and how to capture beautiful images that put the owl's safety and welfare first. Throughout, the focus stays on responsible owl watching in line with local laws, protected-area rules and good fieldcraft. Inside, you will discover: Barred owl basics - identification, calls, seasons, territories and daily rhythms in both wild forests and suburban greenspaces. Where and when to look - practical strategies for finding owls in woodlands, wetlands and backyards, plus how weather, time of day and seasons change your odds. Ethical fieldcraft - how to approach quietly, read body language, avoid disturbing nests and roosts, and when the kindest choice is to walk away. Photography with respect - recommended gear, camera settings, use of light, positioning and composition techniques that minimise stress and keep birds safe. Owls in the neighborhood - how to coexist with barred owls around homes, parks and farms, manage potential conflicts and keep pets and wildlife safe. Conservation and protection - the challenges barred owls face, how they fit into forest ecosystems, and realistic ways birders and photographers can help. Written in clear, accessible language, Barred Owls for Birders and Photographers blends practical how-to guidance with a strong ethical backbone. Whether you are searching for your first barred owl, refining your photography portfolio or teaching others about these charismatic birds, this book will help you enjoy every encounter in a way that honours the owl, the habitat and the law. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Barred Owls for Birders and Photographers: The Complete Guide to Finding, Watching, Photographing and Protecting Barred Owls in Forests and Backyards is a practical, ethics-first handbook for everyone who has ever heard the haunting call of "Who cooks for you?" and wanted to understand the owl behind the voice. This book is written for birders, nature lovers and photographers who want more than a lucky glimpse in the dark. It shows you how to find barred owls without damaging their habitat, how to read their behaviour so you know when to back off, and how to capture beautiful images that put the owl's safety and welfare first. Throughout, the focus stays on responsible owl watching in line with local laws, protected-area rules and good fieldcraft. Inside, you will discover: Barred owl basics - identification, calls, seasons, territories and daily rhythms in both wild forests and suburban greenspaces. Where and when to look - practical strategies for finding owls in woodlands, wetlands and backyards, plus how weather, time of day and seasons change your odds. Ethical fieldcraft - how to approach quietly, read body language, avoid disturbing nests and roosts, and when the kindest choice is to walk away. Photography with respect - recommended gear, camera settings, use of light, positioning and composition techniques that minimise stress and keep birds safe. Owls in the neighborhood - how to coexist with barred owls around homes, parks and farms, manage potential conflicts and keep pets and wildlife safe. Conservation and protection - the challenges barred owls face, how they fit into forest ecosystems, and realistic ways birders and photographers can help. Written in clear, accessible language, Barred Owls for Birders and Photographers blends practical how-to guidance with a strong ethical backbone. Whether you are searching for your first barred owl, refining your photography portfolio or teaching others about these charismatic birds, this book will help you enjoy every encounter in a way that honours the owl, the habitat and the law. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Crow Guardian's Handbook is a practical, deeply ethical guide for people who admire crows and other corvids and want to interact with them in a way that is safe, legal and genuinely in the birds' best interests. Crows are intelligent, social, long-lived and emotionally complex. They are also, in many places, protected wild animals - not toys, not pets and not props for social media. This handbook does not encourage illegal capture or keeping. Instead, it helps you understand when close contact is appropriate (licensed rehab, education birds, legal situations) and when the kindest choice is to enjoy them as wild neighbours. Inside, you will discover: How crows think and live - family bonds, territories, problem-solving, play and grief. Law, ethics and responsibility - permits, protections, when you must call a wildlife professional and why "rescuing" can sometimes harm. Creating crow-friendly spaces - gardens, farms and neighbourhoods that support wild corvids without making them nuisances. Safe feeding practices - what to offer, what to avoid, disease prevention and how to keep birds wary enough to stay safe. Housing and husbandry (where legal and appropriate) - aviary design, enrichment, social needs and daily routines inspired by professional standards. Training with kindness - using positive reinforcement to build trust, teach useful behaviours and support veterinary and rehab care. Health, stress and early warning signs - how to recognise trouble early and work with avian vets and rehabbers. Written in clear, compassionate language, The Crow Guardian's Handbook is for anyone who has ever felt a crow's eyes on them and wondered how to be worthy of that attention. Whether you simply feed wild birds on your balcony, support local rehabilitation work or care for authorised corvids in a professional setting, this book will help you act not just as an owner or admirer, but as a true guardian. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…