Nigel J. Collar, Adrian J. Long, Patricio Robles Gil, Jaime Rojo
Preface by: H.I.H. Pincess Takamado
Forward by: Robert Bateman
Birds and People: Bonds in a Timeless Journey (2007) published by Cemex with
Agrupacion Sierra Madre and BirdLife International.
Color Photographs, illustrated.
12 x 13, hardcover, 360 pages
Hardback
$50.00 Price includes US Media Mail shipping.
Few
of us get up with the lark any more – but then there are so few larks to get up
with, compared to the 1890s, when 40,000 were delivered to London’s Leadenhall
Market in a single day. Yet from the eggs we eat at breakfast to the eiderdown
duvet we gratefully slide under at the end of the day – not to mention the
images on the coins and notes in our pockets, the logos on the packaging our
food and drink comes in, and the words and phrases we use – birds still pervade
our lives, and our thoughts and the way we think them.
Birds
and People: Bonds in a Timeless Journey is lavishly illustrated
with photographs from the world’s best conservation photographers and is an
enchanting and informative read on the close association between birds and
people throughout history.
Cost: As a special holiday offer, WILD will send, with compliments, a copy of
Birds and People to any donor contributing $250 or over. This book is
also available for purchase for the price of $50.00 (Includes US shipping and
handling).
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Few
of us get up with the lark any more – but then there are so few larks to get up
with, compared to the 1890s, when 40,000 were delivered to London’s Leadenhall
Market in a single day. Yet from the eggs we eat at breakfast to the eiderdown
duvet we gratefully slide under at the end of the day – not to mention the
images on the coins and notes in our pockets, the logos on the packaging our
food and drink comes in, and the words and phrases we use – birds still pervade
our lives, and our thoughts and the way we think them. 
Birds
and People: Bonds in a Timeless Journey is lavishly illustrated
with photographs from the world’s best conservation photographers and is an
enchanting and informative read on the close association between birds and
people throughout history.