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Dominic Couzens

Dorset, England
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Award-winning natural history writer. 45+ books, articles in many publications. Birds, insects, travel. Latest book: "A Year of Garden Bees and Bugs" March 2024
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Hmyz v záhrade - Dominic Couzens

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By Dominic Couzens, Gail V. Ashton
| databazeknih.cz
Komentáře knihy Hmyz v záhrade Přidat komentář Zavřít Vypněte si reklamy na Databázi Za 99 Kč vám vypneme všechny reklamní bannery na CELÝ ROK: Chci vypnout reklamy Nebo se staňte členem DK Premium a využijte Databázi naplno - více o DK Premium
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Britain's Mammals A Field Guide to the Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland

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By Dominic Couzens, Andy Swash, Robert Still
| nhbs.com
"A comprehensive guide to identification, habitats, behaviour, distribution and numbers; it is absolutely brilliant." – Stephen Moss, The Guardian "This is not just another field guide, this is the perfect field guide for old hands and newcomers alike. It presents profiles on every mammal you can encounter in Britain and Ireland as well as established introduced and reintroduced species.
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Dominic Couzens on… GREY HERON

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By Dominic Couzens
| Bird Watching Magazine Verified
If you would like to know what this article is primarily about, the answer is, well, nothing. Or at least, doing nothing. This is an aspect of bird behaviour that is very rarely written about. Since birds tend to be highly active creatures, seemingly always flying about or feeding or fighting, we sometimes forget that they do come to a halt sometimes, and not just to sleep. At times in their lives birds just loaf, or lounge, or gaze at their navel (okay, they don’t have a navel) for hours on end.
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