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Birds Of Prey

Mary E. Braddon, E. C. Oakden

Paperback (Kessinger Publishing, LLC, June 17, 2004)

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Birds of prey

John Bonnett Wexo

Unknown Binding (Wildlife Education Ltd, March 15, 1984)

None

Birds of Prey

Kate Petty

Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Oct. 1, 1987)

Describes birds, such as eagles, hawks, falcons, vultures, and owls, that hunt and kill other birds and animals for their food.

Birds of Prey

Malcolm Penny

Hardcover (Thomson Learning, June 1, 1996)

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of such birds of prey as ospreys, falcons, vultures, and eagles

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Birds Of Prey

John Bonnett Wexo

Paperback (Wildlife Education, Ltd., March 15, 1884)

None

Birds of Prey

Mary R. Dunn, Melissa Ann Hill, Gail Saunders-Smith

Paperback (Capstone Press, Jan. 1, 2015)

No songbirds here! Prepare for big, hooked beaks, curving talons, and a hunger for meat! Take to the skies to discover the habitat, life cycles, behavior, and threats to these breathtaking birds of prey.

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Birds of Prey

Ian Gray

Library Binding (Bookwright Pr, March 1, 1991)

Describes the nature of birds of prey, where they live, feed, and hunt, why these species are endangered, and what can be done to protect and preserve them

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Birds of Prey

Mary Elizabeth BRADDON (1835 - 1915)

MP3 CD (IDB Productions, March 15, 2017)

Birds of Prey includes: Book I: Fatal friendship - The House in Bloomsbury; Philip Sheldon Reads The "Lancet"; Mr. And Mrs. Halliday; A Perplexing Illness; The Letter from the "Alliance" Office; and Mr. Burkham's Uncertainties. Book II: The Two Macaires - A Golden Temple; The Easy Descent; and "Heart Bare, Heart Hungry, Very Poor". Book III: Heaping Up Riches - A Fortunate Marriage; Charlotte; George Sheldon's Prospects; Diana Finds A New Home; At The Lawn; The Compact of Gray's Inn; Aunt Sarah; Charlotte Prophesies Rain; and Mr. Sheldon on the Watch. Book IV: Valentine Hawkehurst's Record - The Oldest Inhabitant; Matthew Haygarth's Resting-Place; and Mr. Goodge's Wisdom. Book V: Relics of the Dead -Betrayed by a Blotting-Pad; Valentine Invokes the Phantoms of the Past; Hunting the Judsons; and Glimpses of a Bygone Life. Book VI: The Heiress of the Haygarths - Disappointment; Valentine's Record Continued; Arcadia; In Paradise; Too Fair to Last; and Found in the Bible. Book VII: Charlotte's Engagement - "In Your Patience Ye Are Strong"; Mrs. Sheldon Accepts Her Destiny; Mr. Hawkehurst and Mr. George Sheldon Come to an Understanding; Mr. Sheldon is Propitious; Mr. Sheldon is Benevolent; Riding the High Horse; Mr. Sheldon is Prudent; and Christmas Peace. Mary Elizabeth Braddon was a British famous writer of the Victorian times. She is highly recognized for her 1862 awe-inspiring novella Lady Audley's Secret. Mary Elizabeth was born in London and privately tutored. Her mother Fanny disunited from her father Henry, when Mary was only 5 years old. At the age of 10, her sibling Edward Braddon departed for India and then Australia, where he was Premier of Tasmania. She performed as an actress for 3 years when she was made friends with Clara and Adelaide Biddle. They were just performing inferior stints yet Mary could provide for herself and her mother.