Catalogue Of The Birds Ascertained To Occur In Southern Michigan: Together With The Game And Fish Laws Of Michigan (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179245980)

"Catalogue Of The Birds Ascertained To Occur In Southern Michigan" by A. H. Boies is a valuable historical resource for ornithologists and naturalists interested in the avian fauna of the southern Michigan region. This catalogue provides a detailed listing of bird species identified in the area, offering insights into the distribution and prevalence of various birds during the time of its publication.

In addition to its ornithological content, the book includes the game and fish laws of Michigan, making it a practical guide for hunters, anglers, and conservationists. This combination of natural history and legal information provides a unique snapshot of the relationship between humans and wildlife in late 19th-century Michigan. Readers interested in the historical ecology and conservation efforts in the Great Lakes region will find this catalogue to be an interesting read.

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