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A series of illustrated natural-history essays that combine childhood recollections and close field observations to portray meadow life, describing plants, insects, and birds, their behaviors and habitats, with practical advice for finding and watching species such as grassland birds and beetles; the author reflects on seasonal changes, human interactions with pastures, and the challenge of observing shy creatures, while the book is accompanied by plates and captions that visually document flowers, insects, and nests.
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