Enigmatic and haunting
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Birds of Canada’s Mountain Parks by J. A. Munro British history Enigmatic and hauntingBirds of Canadas Mountain Parks by J. A. Munro Roger Duhamel, 1963, [Third Edition, 5,000 copies], paperback Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, previous owners inscription and details on front endpaper, age toned edges (see photographs) Canadas Mountain National Parks afford sanctuary for more than 170 kinds of wild birds. Some are rare, others elusive, but most, by virtue of their appearance