Princeton University Press Princeton Nest Building and Bird Behavior: 857 Legacy Library

Explore the complex world of avian biology with Nest Building and Bird Behavior: 857. This comprehensive study offers a much-needed synthesis of previously scattered literature regarding how birds construct their homes. By organizing the research around specific behavior problems, the text uses evolution as a unifying theme to explain these natural processes. As part of the Princeton Legacy Library, this edition brings a classic work back to life. Originally published in 1984, this book is made available again using modern print-on-demand technology. This allows readers to access important, out-of-print research from the distinguished Princeton University Press backlist. Whether you are a student of biology or a dedicated hobbyist interested in bird behavior, this book provides a deep look into the evolutionary drivers of nest construction.