Life Along Land’s Edge: Wildlife on the Shores of Roebuck Bay, Broome

Name: Life Along Land's Edge: Wildlife on the Shores of Roebuck Bay, Broome
SKU: 11198
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Rogers, Danny et al.
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OUT OF PRINT. A beautifully illustrated book which describes the life cycles of migratory birds that visit Roebuck Bay, in Western Australia, and the many other forms of wildlife on which they depend. Essential reading for all shorebird enthusiasts.

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SKU: 11198 Categories: australia, General, New Books

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CALM, Oblong format, laminated boards, colour photographs.

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Weight	870 g

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