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May 02 2022
Raptor Prey Remains: A Guide to Identifying What's Been Eaten by a Bird of Prey
Raptor Prey Remains: A Guide to Identifying What's Been Eaten by a Bird of Prey. By Ed Drewitt. 2020. 230 pp, 750+ photographs. Pelagic Publishing, UK. ISBN 9781784272074. Paperback, $30.63, £24.99.
N. John Schmitt
N. John Schmitt
PO Box 9, Wofford Heights, CA, 93285 USA.
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Journal of Raptor Research (2022)
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N. John Schmitt; Raptor Prey Remains: A Guide to Identifying What's Been Eaten by a Bird of Prey. Journal of Raptor Research 2022; doi: https://doi.org/10.3356/rapt-56-02-23
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