books by Ibis Publishing (waterfowl economy natural)

books by Ibis Publishing

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2 reviews
Jane Washburn Robinson

Ibis Publishing, 1988

Good Guide to Birding Sites of Japan
This book gives detailed coverage to birdwatching sites in most of Japan, particularly Hokkaido and Honshu. Kyushu and the southern islands (Amami, Okinawa, Ryukyu) also receive decent coverage, but lovely, off-the-beaten-track Shikoku is completely overlooked for some reason. Apart from the usual info on species, trails, access and acccomodation, there is a lengthy chapter on coping with ...

The Archidoxes of Magic

4 reviews
Theophrastus Paracelsus

Ibis Publishing, 2004

A Symphony of Occult Topics!
Leaves you blitzed and bemused by the stupefying collection of topics. Just when you thought you knew a good chunk of this stuff, along comes a book like this and it proves you still have a universe within a universe to learn. A great read.

Beyond The Mind

3 reviews
Bernard de Montreal

Ibis Publishing, 1998

Transpiritual
I think this book is awesome! Sure, okay, so it is no substitute for an actual teacher, but then again neither is any book. For those who have already started to discover the part of them that is beyond their self, this is a good rational junction between the individual and the cosmic mind. I found this book to be a good vocabulary builder of multi-dimensional concepts. P83 - "Therefore, the ...

A Field Guide to the Birds of Peru

18 reviews
James F. Clements, Noam Shany

Ibis Publishing, 2001

Despite a few problems, a generally Excellent Guide
Those expecting a Sibley's style field guide with pictures, maps, and bird descriptions all conveniently located on the same page will be disappointed with this guide. Having to go back and forth between picture plates, located in the middle of the volume, and text descriptions at the front or rear of the volume was Herculean pain in the you know what. I got so frustrated with lugging this heavy ...

The theory of political economy

1 review
William Stanley Jevons

Ibis Publishing, 1891

A revolution of economic language.
The importance of this book is very strong. Jevons was the first economist who uses the mathematic language as we today mean in this sense. Jevons was also logic and he knew very well the probability and the statistics. His teory of utiliy takes the place of the value theory introduced by Smith and Ricardo.This fact was really a revolution.

Natural History of the Waterfowl

4 reviews
Frank S. Todd

Ibis Publishing, 1997

Best waterfowl book around - great reference material
This is one of the most complete collections of information on waterfowl available. It contains beautiful pictures as well as complete information on waterfowl from all over the world. The written text is excellent giving many details about each species as well as general descriptions of the behaviors including courtship, migration, feeding, reproduction, flight, etc. This is a must for all ...

10,001 Titillating Tidbits of Avian Trivia

1 review
Frank S. Todd

Ibis Publishing, 1994

Paced FULL of info, but.....
Very annoying to use because all of the questions are in front of the book and the answers are in the back, so you are constantly flipping back and forth from question to answer.