R. M. Lockley
1903 โ 2000
R. M. LOCKLEY was a key figure in modern ornithology. His well-known experiments in banding have produced much useful information on homing and migration and have helped to establish many of England's coastal observatories. In addition to a biography, an autobiography, and several works of fiction, Mr. Lockley was the author of *Puffins, The Saga of the Grey Seal,* and, with James Fisher, *Sea-Birds*.
Books
- Sea-Birds
- Letters from Skokholm
- Animal navigation
- Ocean Wanderers
- Animal Navigation
- Gilbert White (Great naturalists series)
- Seal woman
- Puffins
- Britain in colour
- Birds and islands
- The charm of the Channel Islands
- Inland farm,
- Flight of the Storm Petrel
- I know an island
- Birds of the Sea. King Penguin No. 24
- Dear islandman
- Ocean wanderers
- Bird-ringing
- Britain in colour
- Flight of the storm petrel
- A pot of smoke
- Puffins
- The private life of the rabbit
- The Seals And The Curragh Introducing The Natural History Of The Grey Seal Of The North Atlantic
- Birds of the sea
- The Island Farmers.
- The Bird-Lover's Bedside Book
- Ocean wanderers
- Wales
- Travels with a tent in western Europe
- The island
- Islands round Britain
- Grey seal, common seal
- Britain in colour
- The bird-lover's bedside book
- Bird-ringing : the art of bird study by individual marking
- The book of bird watching
- The Channel Islands
- Early morning island
- The golden year
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