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Robert S. Arbib

Author of The hungry bird book

6 Works 70 Members 0 Reviews

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Includes the names: Robert Arbib, Robert S. Arbib Jr., Robert S. Arbib Jr.

Works by Robert S. Arbib

The hungry bird book (1965) 36 copies

Enjoying birds around New York City; an aid to recognizing, watching, finding, and attracting birds in New York City,… (1966) 22 copies

HERE WE ARE TOGETHER: THE NOTEBOOK OF AN AMERICAN SOLDIER IN BRITAIN. (1946) 6 copies

The Lord's Woods: The Passing of an American Woodland (1971) 4 copies

American Birds Incorporating Audubon Field Notes. April 1971. Volume 25, Number 2. (1971) 1 copy

The 074th Christmas Bird Count: American Birds, 1973-1974 1 copy

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John Burroughs Medal

The Lord's Woods: The Passing of an American Woodland (Winner – 1972)

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Works: 6
Members: 70
Popularity: #248,179
Rating: ½ 3.3

ISBNs: 6

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