Experience a landmark work of natural history with "Ornithological Biography, Vol. 3 of 5," by John James Audubon. This volume offers an insightful account of the habits of birds inhabiting the United States of America. A cornerstone of ornithological literature, this book provides detailed observations and descriptions of North American birds, reflecting Audubon's deep passion for his subject.
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