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American black oystercatcher --- Environmental monitoring --- Monitoring. --- Southwest Alaska Network (U.S.) --- Alaska, Southwest --- Environmental conditions.

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Göran Sonnevi is one of Sweden's most celebrated, respected, and prolific poets. For this first book-length selection of Sonnevi to appear in English, Rika Lesser has chosen works written between 1971 and 1989--although most of the poems come from the last decade and from Sonnevi's last three books, which form part of the single oändlig [unending/infinite/interminable] poem that he continues to write from book to book. Of Lesser's introduction to the work, Richard Howard writes, "Lesser's wonderful prose texts at the outset provide not only an ingress into complex and baffling matter but one of the most determined statements of the translator's text since Walter Benjamin."From "Åby, Öland; 1982"We are here in the ultimate lives of our bodiesnegations of the ultimate negationWe are complete parts of the worldWe rise up out of infinitylike the limestone flats from the sea Like the starsWe are denials of infinityOne day we shall reach all the way there

A Book Of. --- Agriculture. --- Aniara. --- Barbed wire. --- Bernard Knox. --- Black tern. --- Buddhism. --- Buddhist texts. --- Candelabra. --- Circular motion. --- Consciousness. --- Contexts. --- Criticism. --- Critique. --- Deity. --- Dialogic. --- Echo. --- Elaine Scarry. --- Ethnography. --- Existence. --- Figure of the Earth. --- Forehead. --- Gotland. --- Groundwater. --- Guatemala. --- Halland. --- Honduras. --- Ideology. --- Impermanence. --- Insect. --- Institution. --- Internalization. --- Intertextuality. --- Invisibility. --- Jainism. --- Kattegat. --- Khumbu. --- Kindness. --- Linguistics. --- Longevity. --- Modernity. --- Nightjar. --- Norns. --- Novel. --- Oystercatcher. --- Paul Celan. --- Paul O. Zelinsky. --- Penguin Books. --- Phenomenon. --- Poet. --- Poetry. --- Primary energy. --- Quentin Skinner. --- Random House. --- Redaction. --- Rhythm. --- Robert Fagles. --- Rosemary Edmonds. --- Sadness. --- Skepticism. --- Sky deity. --- Stupor. --- Subjectivity. --- Tibetan Buddhism. --- Unless. --- Vanir. --- Village. --- Western world. --- Whitebeam. --- Æsir. --- American poetry. --- Sonnevi, Go¨ran,

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Seahorses are instantly recognisable and have been a part of our culture for millennia, yet we still know very little about these enigmatic creatures. Steve Trewhella and Julie Hatcher have spent hundreds of hours in British waters observing native seahorses, witnessing at first hand how they behave in the wild, and how they interact with the other plants and animals in their underwater realm. With stunning photography, In the Company of Seahorses paints a rich picture of a mysterious world amongst swaying seagrass and colourful seaweeds. The accompanying text is packed with personal anecdotes describing the authors' journey of discovery, illustrating for the first time the secretive lives of these elusive animals in British waters. By sharing one couple's passion for an entrancing ocean icon, this book aims to inspire, inform and create a better understanding of the seahorse and its often vulnerable habitats around the British coastline.

Marine animals. --- Amphipoda. --- Ballan wrasse. --- Barbel (fish). --- Barnacle. --- Bivalvia. --- Black seabream. --- Buoy. --- Byssus. --- Carapace. --- Carcinus maenas. --- Cephalopod. --- Cnidaria. --- Commercial fishing. --- Common cuttlefish. --- Common goby. --- Coral reef. --- Corkwing wrasse. --- Crab. --- Crangon crangon. --- Crustacean. --- Cuttlefish. --- Decapoda. --- Diogenes pugilator. --- Dog whelk. --- Dorsal fin. --- Dragonet. --- European seabass. --- Exoskeleton. --- Fish fry. --- Fish. --- Fishkeeping. --- Flatfish. --- Goby. --- Greater pipefish. --- Halibut. --- Hermit crab. --- Ink sac. --- Intertidal zone. --- Invertebrate. --- Isopoda. --- Jellyfish. --- Lanice conchilega. --- Lesser weever. --- Liocarcinus depurator. --- Lugworm. --- Marine biology. --- Marine habitats. --- Marine mammal. --- Marine protected area. --- Mussel. --- Overfishing. --- Oystercatcher. --- Pagurus bernhardus. --- Pagurus prideaux. --- Pecten maximus. --- Pharyngeal teeth. --- Pipefish. --- Plankton. --- Polychaete. --- Prawn. --- Radula. --- Razor shell. --- Sacculina. --- Sand eel. --- Scallop. --- Scorpaenidae. --- Sea anemone. --- Sea cucumber. --- Sea lettuce. --- Sea monster. --- Sea slug. --- Sea snail. --- Sea urchin. --- Seabed. --- Seafood. --- Seagrass. --- Seahorse. --- Seashell. --- Seawater. --- Shark Trust. --- Shellfish. --- Shoal. --- Shoaling and schooling. --- Short-snouted seahorse. --- Shrimp. --- Smelt (fish). --- Snakelocks anemone. --- Spinachia spinachia. --- Spiny seahorse. --- Squid. --- Swim bladder. --- Talitrus saltator. --- Taurulus bubalis. --- Tentacle. --- Underwater habitat. --- Undulate ray. --- Water column. --- Whitebait. --- Woodlouse. --- Zooplankton.

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The perfect guide to the birds of California, from the #1 birding website AllAboutBirds.orgThe All About Birds Regional Guide Series brings birding enthusiasts the best information from the renowned Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s website, AllAboutBirds.org, used by more than 24 million people each year. These definitive books provide the most up-to-date resources and expert coverage on bird species throughout North America.This dynamic guide is the perfect companion for anyone interested in the birds of California. The guide features fascinating details about the birds around you, useful bird ID tips, and handy bird-watching information. It presents full accounts of 218 bird species commonly seen in this popular state; beautiful photographs of male, female, and immature birds, as well as morphs, and breeding and nonbreeding plumage (so you can ID birds all year long); current range maps; and so much more. The California edition of All About Birds is easy to use and easy to share.Descriptions of 218 bird species, including four photos for each bird chosen specifically for better ID and sourced from the Macaulay Library (a collection of bird photos from citizen scientists)Quick and easy index with illustrations on cover flaps, complete index at the backInformation on Cornell Lab citizen-science programs and how to participateBonus content includes identification best practices and tips on bird photography, birdscaping, food and feeding, and moreFree MERLIN Bird ID app (downloaded more than 5 million times) for quick ID in the wild using photos and birdsong

California. --- Allen's hummingbird. --- American robin. --- American sparrow. --- Anna's hummingbird. --- Band-tailed pigeon. --- Bird feeder. --- Bird food. --- Bird hide. --- Bird migration. --- Bird nest. --- Breeding bird survey. --- Brewer's sparrow. --- Broad-winged hawk. --- Burrowing owl. --- Cactus wren. --- California gull. --- California quail. --- Calliope hummingbird. --- Canada goose. --- Canyon wren. --- Cattle egret. --- Chickadee. --- Chipping sparrow. --- Common ground dove. --- Common raven. --- Common starling. --- Cooper's hawk. --- Cornell Lab of Ornithology. --- Dawn chorus (birds). --- Diving duck. --- Domestic duck. --- Duck. --- Eurasian collared dove. --- Feral pigeon. --- Flight feather. --- Gleaning (birds). --- Gnatcatcher. --- Gull. --- Heermann's gull. --- Hermit thrush. --- Heron. --- House sparrow. --- Hummingbird. --- Insect. --- Jay. --- Lazuli bunting. --- Lincoln's sparrow. --- MacGillivray's warbler. --- Mockingbird. --- Mountain chickadee. --- Mourning dove. --- Nest box. --- Northern mockingbird. --- Nuthatch. --- Orange-crowned warbler. --- Ornithology. --- Oystercatcher. --- Pacific wren. --- Passenger pigeon. --- Peregrine falcon. --- Pheasant. --- Pigeon guillemot. --- Plumage. --- Quail. --- Red-tailed hawk. --- Red-winged blackbird. --- Rock wren. --- Ruby-throated hummingbird. --- Rufous hummingbird. --- Rufous-crowned sparrow. --- Sandhill crane. --- Sandpiper. --- Sharp-shinned hawk. --- Shrub. --- Song sparrow. --- Songbird. --- Sparrow. --- Spotted owl. --- Summer tanager. --- Swainson's hawk. --- Tern. --- Thrush (bird). --- Towhee. --- Townsend's warbler. --- Turkey vulture. --- Tyrant flycatcher. --- Vermilion flycatcher. --- Warbler. --- Waterfowl. --- Western bluebird. --- Western gull. --- Western kingbird. --- Western tanager. --- White-tailed kite. --- White-throated sparrow. --- White-winged dove. --- Wilson's warbler. --- Wood duck. --- Woodpecker. --- Wrentit.

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A simpler and more user-friendly visual approach to gull identificationThis unique photographic field guide to North America's gulls provides a comparative approach to identification that concentrates on the size, structure, and basic plumage features of gulls-gone are the often-confusing array of plumage details found in traditional guides.Featuring hundreds of color photos throughout, Gulls Simplified illustrates the variations of gull plumages for a variety of ages, giving readers strong visual reference points for each species. Extensive captions accompany the photos, which include comparative photo arrays, digitized photo arrays for each age group, and numerous images of each species-a wealth of visual information at your fingertips. This one-of-a-kind guide includes detailed species accounts and a distribution map for each gull.An essential field companion for North American birders, Gulls Simplified reduces the confusion commonly associated with gull identification, offering a more user-friendly way of observing these marvelous birds.Provides a simpler approach to gull identificationFeatures a wealth of color photos for easy comparison among speciesIncludes detailed captions that explain identification criteria and aging, with direct visual reinforcement above the captionsCombines plumage details with a focus on size, body shape, and structural features for easy identification in the fieldHighlights important field marks and physical features for each gull

North America. --- Nordamerika. --- Albinism. --- American coot. --- American herring gull. --- American oystercatcher. --- Arctic fox. --- Audubon's shearwater. --- Auk. --- Bald eagle. --- Bird atlas. --- Bird migration. --- Black-headed gull. --- Black-legged kittiwake. --- Black-tailed gull. --- Blue-gray. --- Bonaparte's gull. --- Booby. --- Broad-winged hawk. --- Brown booby. --- Brown pelican. --- Bycatch. --- California gull. --- Caspian tern. --- Common gull. --- Common tern. --- Covert feather. --- Diving bird. --- Diving duck. --- Dogfish. --- Dowitcher. --- Dunlin. --- Egret. --- Eye color. --- Flight feather. --- Forster's tern. --- Franklin's gull. --- Gannet. --- Glaucous gull. --- Glaucous-winged gull. --- Glaucous. --- Great black-backed gull. --- Great shearwater. --- Gull wing. --- Gull. --- Halibut. --- Heermann's gull. --- Herring gull. --- Horseshoe crab. --- Iceland gull. --- Invertebrate. --- Ivory gull. --- Kelp gull. --- Larva. --- Laughing gull. --- Lesser black-backed gull. --- Lesser scaup. --- Little gull. --- Marine biology. --- Masked booby. --- Mormon cricket. --- Moulting. --- Northern flicker. --- Northern fulmar. --- Northern gannet. --- Northwestern crow. --- Ornithology. --- Pacific gull. --- Parasitic jaeger. --- Pelican. --- Phalarope. --- Piebald. --- Plover. --- Plumage. --- Red-breasted merganser. --- Ring-billed gull. --- Rollover Pass. --- Ross's gull. --- Royal tern. --- Sabine's gull. --- Sandpiper. --- Sandwich tern. --- Sea otter. --- Seabird. --- Seawater. --- Sharp-shinned hawk. --- Shearwater. --- Skua. --- Slaty-backed gull. --- Sooty shearwater. --- Southern California. --- Tern. --- Thayer's gull. --- The Sibley Guide to Birds. --- Tilapia. --- Vega gull. --- Wader. --- Warbler. --- Western gull. --- White tern. --- Yellow-footed gull. --- Yellow-legged gull.