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Collins handguide to the birds of the Indian sub-continent : including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal

Martin Woodcock

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This compact work has full colour illustrations of the more common and striking birds on the Indian sub-continent. It covers 545 bird species in a vast diversity of habitats ranging from the Himalayas to Sri Lanka, and from Pakistan to Bangladesh.

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This compact work has full colour illustrations of the more common and striking birds on the Indian sub-continent. It covers 545 bird species in a vast diversity of habitats ranging from the Himalayas to Sri Lanka, and from Pakistan to Bangladesh.

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This compact work has full colour illustrations of the more common and striking birds on the Indian sub-continent. It covers 545 bird species in a vast diversity of habitats ranging from the Himalayas to Sri Lanka, and from Pakistan to Bangladesh.

Key concepts: Sri lanka, Geography, Socioeconomics, Habitat, South asia, Diversity (politics), Work (physics), Agroforestry

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