• 鸟的一天:24小时+24鸟类
  • Bird Day: A story of 24 Hours and 24 Avian Lives
  • 作者:Mark E. Hauber;插图:Tony Angell
  • 出版社代理人:University of Chicago Press(美国)
  • 出版时间:2023年
  • 页数:168页包括黑白插图
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  • 版权联系人:tina@peonyliteraryagency.com
内容介绍

每小时一次的指南书,跟随 24 只鸟寻找食物、伴侣和躲避捕食者的安全。


从白天到夜晚,从南极到赤道,鸟儿每天过着忙碌的日子。在这本精美的书中,鸟类学家Mark E. Hauber精细地描述鸟儿如何度过一天24小时。书中的每一个章节描述了一种鸟类的一个小时是如何度过,全书总共介绍了来自世界各地的24种鸟类,从热带地到极地。我们认识了深夜里会探食的猫头鹰以及夜鹰,也看到了几维鸟以及海燕如何在黑夜里寻路。天亮的时候,我们能想象“黎明的合唱团”的歌声。上午11点我们跟着潜鸭一起在池塘上飘着,休息的时候保留一只眼睛张开,以防万一有捕食者前来。晚上8点,我们跟着老鹰吞掉整只蝙蝠,一连串吃掉15只!


每一章节都搭配得奖艺术家Tony Angell的插图,插图会随着时间渐渐变得比较黑暗。这是一本适合喜爱自然科学、鸟类学以及鸟类观察家的读者!


本书的book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QhzvXbXZV4 


目录:

Preface

Artist’s Note

Midnight: Barn Owl (Worldwide)

1 AM: Little Spotted Kiwi (New Zealand)

2 AM: Oilbird (South America)

3 AM: Kākāpō (New Zealand)

4 AM: Common Nightingale (Eurasia)

5 AM: Brown-Headed Cowbird (North America)

6 AM (Sunrise): Silvereye (Australasia)

7 AM: Bee Hummingbird (Caribbean)

8 AM: American Robin (North America)

9 AM: Eclectus Parrot (Australasia)

10 AM: Indian Peafowl (Asia, Introduced Worldwide)

11 AM: Common Pochard (Eurasia)

Noon: Ocellated Antbird (Central America)

1 PM: Secretary Bird (Africa)

2 PM: Emperor Penguin (Antarctica)

3 PM: Superb Starling (Africa)

4 PM: Common Cuckoo (Eurasia)

5 PM: Indian Myna (Asia, Introduced Worldwide)

6 PM (Sunset): Standard-Winged Nightjar (Africa)

7 PM: Great Snipe (Eurasia)

8 PM: Bat Hawk (Africa and Asia)

9 PM: Black-Crowned Night Heron (Worldwide)

10 PM: Cook’s Petrel (New Zealand)

11 PM: European Robin (Eurasia)

Epilogue

Acknowledgments

Further Reading

Index


关于作者:

Mark E. Hauber is professor and executive director at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and previously served as the Harley Jones Van Cleave Professor of Host-Parasite Interactions at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is the author of The Book of Eggs, also published by the University of Chicago Press.


Tony Angell is the author and illustrator of over a dozen books related to natural history, including The House of Owls and In the Company of Crows and Ravens.