博客來“Partridges and Partridge Manors†offers a glimpse into the Edwardian countryside, focusing on the natural history and sporting aspects of partridges in Great Britain. Aymer Edward Maxwell details the life cycle, habits, and habitats of these game birds, providing insights valuable to both naturalists and sportsmen. The book also delves into the social history of the era, exploring the relationship between partridge populations and the management of country estates, or ’partridge manors.’ With detailed observations and a keen eye for the nuances of rural life, Maxwell’s work provides a historical snapshot of a bygone era, appealing to readers interested in ornithology, hunting, and British social history.
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