The Sunbirds of Southern Africa, also the Sugarbirds, the White-Eyes, and the Spotted Creeper Publisher’s glossy

Publisher’s glossy

with 100 hand-colored lithographic plates (partially colored as called for)

with 500 wood-engravings

English and Spanish in journals from around the world

Oppian is easily the most important

The Sunbirds of Southern Africa, also the Sugarbirds, the White-Eyes, and the Spotted Creeper Publisher’s glossyPp. 351, 10 color plates from painting by John Perry, 12 monochrome plates, 41 line drawings, 24 distribution maps, 7 inch gramophone record (with bird calls) in pocket at rear. Publishers original tan cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, color pictorial dust jacket, sm 4to. A comprehensive monograph on the feeding habits and behavior of the nectar sucking bird families of South Africa. The gramophone record at the rear has never been removed from