Ladybird Books British Birds and Their Nests Ladybird Series 536 - First Edition
WHAT IS THIS BOOK ABOUT?
British Birds - nests - bird eggs -
trees - hedges - Yellowhammer - Skylark - Wren - Robin - Blue Tit -
Long-tailed Tit - Bullfinch - Linnet - Jay - Starling - Magpie -
Blackbird - Song Thrush - Goldfinch - Willow Warbler - House Martin -
Turtle Dove - Green Woodpecker - Pied Wagtail - Kingfisher - Brown Owl -
Partridge - Moorhen - Black-headed Gull
"This, children, is a new book about British birds and their nests.
All the birds are common ones, and Allen Seaby has given you lovely
coloured pictures, to enable you to recognise each of the birds when you
see them.
I have tried to tell you a little about each bird, so
that you will know where and how they live; what the bird is when you
see it, and you can only do that by watching and keeping your eyes open.
So you want to look at these lovely pictures very closely, and then go
out and see how many of the birds in this book you can find. You can try
their nests as well, but if you do, do not take the eggs - just look at
them.
Good Hunting"
This copy complies with the following First Edition issue points for
collectors : "Hardback book issued with dust-wrapper. Original price 2'6
Net. The title text on the dust-wrapper is white (later edition were in
blue or black ink). Catalogue page at the rear of the book."
About Ladybird Series 536
Ladybird published 27 titles in series
536 between 1940 and 1980 inclusive. The first 14 titles were originally
published with dust-wrapper and had the original price of 2'6 Net.
This
was a hugely popular series as it explored the wonders of nature - each
title has been reprinted numerous times throughout the years retaining
the wonderful illustrations that accompanied the easy-to-read text
Ladybird Books British Birds and Their Nests Ladybird Series 536 - First Edition
Author: Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald
Illustrator: Allen W Seaby
Publisher: Wills & Hepworth
First Published: 1953
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