Annals of Scottish Natural History, Issues 53-56...
Explore the rich natural heritage of Scotland with "Annals Of Scottish Natural History, Issues 53-56." This compilation offers a detailed look at the zoology, botany, and geology of the Scottish landscape during the period covered. Edited by renowned naturalists John Alexander Harvie-Brown and William Eagle Clarke, the annals feature observations and research on Scottish wildlife.
Readers interested in the natural sciences, particularly ornithology and local fauna, will find insightful articles and records within these pages. The "Annals" serves as a valuable historical document, capturing a snapshot of Scotland's natural environment. It remains a must-read for anyone passionate about the conservation and study of Scotland's unique biodiversity.
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