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A Bird Calendar for Northern India

The work is organized as a month-by-month naturalist calendar that records the seasonal life of birds across the northern plains, describing habitat changes, migrations, breeding cycles and common vocalizations. Each monthly entry combines field observations of species abundance and behavior with notes on weather, crop and human activities that affect avifauna. Migratory patterns, nesting periods, feeding habits and interactions with wetlands, fields and villages are traced through the year. Practical details on birdcalls and identification supplement anecdotal sketches, and the volume concludes with a glossary and index to assist readers.

About This Book

The work is organized as a month-by-month naturalist calendar that records the seasonal life of birds across the northern plains, describing habitat changes, migrations, breeding cycles and common vocalizations. Each monthly entry combines field observations of species abundance and behavior with notes on weather, crop and human activities that affect avifauna. Migratory patterns, nesting periods, feeding habits and interactions with wetlands, fields and villages are traced through the year. Practical details on birdcalls and identification supplement anecdotal sketches, and the volume concludes with a glossary and index to assist readers.

About the Author

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Douglas Dewar

Douglas Dewar was a notable ornithologist and author, recognized for his contributions to the study of birds in India. His works often reflect his deep passion for natural history and the avian species of the Indian subcontinent. Among his key publications are "A Bird Calendar for Northern India" and "Birds of the Indian Hills," which serve as valuable resources for both amateur birdwatchers and serious ornithologists. Dewar's writings not only catalog various bird species but also provide insights into their habitats and behaviors, making significant contributions to the understanding of Indian wildlife.

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