Fauna Britannica Buczacki, Stefan T. Summary This reference to British natural history, its folklore and tradition explores how animals have enriched our culture, from the spider that reputedly influenced Robert the Bruce to the local superstitions that robins portend death. This reference to British natural history, its folklore and tradition explores how animals have enriched our culture, from the spider that reputedly influenced Robert the Bruce to the local superstitions that robins portend death. Over 3,000 entries range from common snails and earthworms to deer and the golden eagle, with information on each species detailing: history, folklore, habitat, characteristics. Highlights Easy to enjoy: 528 pages · Hardcover By Buczacki, Stefan T. Details ISBN: 0600598675 Author: Buczacki, Stefan T. Format: Hardcover Pages: 528 Language: English Publication date: 15 September 2002 Condition: Used – Very Good About the authors Buczacki, Stefan T. and Stefan Buczacki · Publisher: Sterling Publishing Company Incorporated More about this book Reviews This reference to British natural history, its folklore and tradition explores how animals have enriched our culture, from the spider that reputedly influenced Robert the Bruce to the local superstitions that robins portend death.
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