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Will seagulls become as scary as Hitchcock’s The Birds?

15 December 2018

9:00 AM

15 December 2018

9:00 AM

Little Toller Books, in Dorset, aims to publish old and new writing on nature by the very best writers and artists, in books of the highest quality at affordable prices. This offering, neat enough to fit an overcoat pocket, ticks every box.

Its author, Tim Dee, co-editor of The Poetry of Birds, has been a BBC natural history radio producer, whose first job was in bird conservation.

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