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Květoslav Hísek

    Květoslav Hísek was a Czech painter and graphic artist, renowned primarily as an illustrator of scientific books. Shortly after his studies at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, he dedicated himself to his lifelong mission of scientific illustration. His work is valued for its precision and its ability to visually make complex scientific concepts accessible. Hísek contributed to the popularization of science through his detailed and engaging illustrations.

    Květoslav Hísek
    Marshland and freshwater birds : a colour guide to familiar
    A Field Guide in Colour to Plants and Animals
    The Illustrated Book of Birds
    Birds of Great Britain and Europe : a bird spotter's guide
    Woodland & Hill Birds: Eggs & Nests
    Garden and field Birds
    • This handbook should be of interest to all aspiring bird watchers. It contains information on the physical features of birds, as well as an account of their migration habits. It also describes 64 different species of birds which may be seen in built-up areas, in parks and gardens, and in the field.

      Garden and field Birds
    • Woodland & Hill Birds: Eggs & Nests

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      This handbook contains information on the physical features of 64 European birds, as well as an account of their migration habits, courtship and behaviour. It describes species of birds found in woodlands and hills. Each description covers feeding, nesting and mating habits.

      Woodland & Hill Birds: Eggs & Nests
    • This comprehensive popular book is intended not only for bird watchers, but for all nature admirers. It includes four sections of neat, elaborate illustrations and authoritative descriptions of 256 species of British and European birds composed according to their habitats, namely: Garden & Field Birds; Woodland & Hill Birds; Marshland & Freshwater Birds; and Sea & Coastal Birds. The guide also includes detailed information on which birds are useful, which harmful, how they live in summer and how they get along in winter; where and how they look for food and gather or hunt for it; nesting and breeding; natural enemies and migration.

      Birds of Great Britain and Europe : a bird spotter's guide
    • The illustrated encyclopedia of fishes

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Presents over 250 fish, illustrated in colour, including those which live in ponds and streams, and the small coastal fishes found in rock pools or on sandy beaches. The introduction provides useful background information to the fishes as a group - their anatomy, biology and ecology.

      The illustrated encyclopedia of fishes
    • Describes 64 species of birds that inhabit inland waters, swamps, meadows near water and, in some cases, coastal birds as well. The introductory section looks at the structure and physical features of birds and their way of life, with information on migration and protection of waterfowl.

      Marshland & Freshwater Birds