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Australian Honeyeaters, Brigadier Hugh R. Officer, 1965 Color Bird Art

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Australian Honeyeaters, Brigadier Hugh R. Officer, 1965, Second Impression

Who wrote it: Australian Honeyeaters is by Brigadier Hugh R. Officer, illustrated by Peg Maltby and published by the Bird Observers Club in Melbourne, first published in 1964, this copy the second impression of 1965.

What it's about: A careful guide to one of Australia's most characteristic bird families, with notes on each species' appearance, voice, habits, and range.

Special features: Illustrated with Peg Maltby's color plates of honeyeaters among native blossoms, plus a map by Alex Stirling.

Condition: Tan cloth hardcover with dust jacket, the jacket chipped at the spine ends and corners with light soiling. Please review all photos carefully, and email me with any questions.

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