Peregrine Falcon Populations Hickey 1969 Biology Decline Wisconsin Press

Discover a landmark work in ornithology and conservation with Peregrine Falcon Populations: Their Biology and Decline, meticulously edited by Joseph J. Hickey. Published in 1969 by The University of Wisconsin Press, this essential hardcover volume compiles crucial research and data from an international conference, offering a comprehensive look into the ecology, biology, and alarming decline of peregrine falcon populations. It's a foundational text for understanding the environmental factors impacting birds of prey and the early conservation efforts to protect them. This scholarly book is a must-have for naturalists, wildlife biologists, ecologists, and serious collectors of rare and impactful environmental literature. Featuring insightful analyses and detailed studies, it includes numerous black and white photographs that illustrate nesting sites, birds, and research efforts. The inclusion of an original erratum slip further attests to its early printing, making it a valuable piece for those interested in the history of wildlife conservation and avian studies. Explore the rich scientific discourse and historical context surrounding one of the most iconic birds of prey.