High Tide and an East Wind - The Story of the Black Duck

Informationen zum Autor Bruce Wright, who was born and raised in the waterfowl breeding grounds of eastern Canada, is director of the Northeastern Wildlife Station maintained by the Wildlife Management Institute at the University of New Brunswick, a former naturalist of Ducks Unlimited (Canada), and a keen observer who has hunted black ducks with binoculars and guns since boyhood. Klappentext Here is the dramatic story of the life of the black duck, from the time the broods hatch on the spruce-lined ponds of eastern Canada, through the hazardous flights to the southern wintering areas, to the return of the paired birds to the nesting grounds in spring. It is a story told authoritatively by a Canadian scientist whose adult life has been spent in studying the black duck from the fastnesses of its northern breeding grounds in Labrador and Ungava Bay, to the marshes of Louisiana. In this book are facts on the black and other species of waterfowl that will be new to many students of waterfowl as well as to sportsmen. Here also are recommendations for perpetuating the flights of these magnificent game birds.

Product details

• Authors: Bruce S Wright, Bruce S. Wright
• Publisher: Stackpole Books
• Languages: English
• Product format: Hardback
• Released: 30.09.2017
• EAN: 9780811737234
• ISBN: 978-0-8117-3723-4
• Series: Wildlife Management Institute; Wildlife Management Institute Classics; Wildlife Management Institute Classics; Wildlife Management Institute
• Subjects: Fiction > Narrative literature; Guides > Nature > Nature guide