Finches of Australia
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Col Roberts is regarded as one of the world's leading landscape, fishing and bird
photographers and has previously published five coffee table books including
'Australia's Kimberley - Vision of a Lasting Wilderness', 'Australia's Top End -
Northern Territory', 'Australia's Kimberley II', 'Fishing for Wild Images' and 'The
Fishing Wild'. He was also the editor and publisher for 11 years of 'Fishing Wild'
the world's highest quality fishing magazine, before deciding to channel all his
efforts into pursuing his love of bird photography.
The task of travelling around Australia seeking out the various species has at
times been arduous and often involved sitting in a hide in stifling and oppressive
conditions to capture never-before-seen images of finches and their behaviour.
It is estimated that the task involved over 2500 hours of field study.
Author: Col Roberts
Format: Hardback, 448 pages, 265mm x 265mm
Published: 2018, Kimberley Images Pty Ltd, Australia
Genre: Natural History: Animal & Wildlife
Col Roberts is regarded as one of the world's leading landscape, fishing and bird
photographers and has previously published five coffee table books including
'Australia's Kimberley - Vision of a Lasting Wilderness', 'Australia's Top End -
Northern Territory', 'Australia's Kimberley II', 'Fishing for Wild Images' and 'The
Fishing Wild'. He was also the editor and publisher for 11 years of 'Fishing Wild'
the world's highest quality fishing magazine, before deciding to channel all his
efforts into pursuing his love of bird photography.
The task of travelling around Australia seeking out the various species has at
times been arduous and often involved sitting in a hide in stifling and oppressive
conditions to capture never-before-seen images of finches and their behaviour.
It is estimated that the task involved over 2500 hours of field study.