The Sunbirds of Southern Africa, also the Sugarbirds, the White-Eyes, and the Spotted Creeper Oppian is easily the most

Oppian is easily the most important

The material described in this volume was collected by the Danish East Greenland Expedition in the summer of 1931

Publisher’s glossy

30 text-figures (mostly line-drawings and phylogenies)

The Sunbirds of Southern Africa, also the Sugarbirds, the White-Eyes, and the Spotted Creeper Oppian is easily the mostPp. 351, 10 color plates from painting by John Perry, 12 monochrome plates, 41 line drawings, 24 distribution maps, 7 inch gramophone record (with bird calls) in pocket at rear. Publishers original tan cloth, lettered in gilt on the spine, color pictorial dust jacket, sm 4to. A comprehensive monograph on the feeding habits and behavior of the nectar sucking bird families of South Africa. The gramophone record at the rear has never been removed from