Sandhill Crane Display Dictionary What Cranes Say With Their Body Language
The result of years of research by by Christy Yuncker Happ and George M. Happ, this beautiful guide uses photographs to show how cranes use body language to communicate arousal, recruit, others to dance, preserve the nest territory, announce intent, establish dominance and bond male and female pairs. An absolutely unique product that allows users at a glance – to easily understand how cranes communicate.
GenresNatureBirdwatching GuidesReference
1 pages
English edition · First published 2011 by Waterford Press · ISBN 9781583556429
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