John James Audubon

2 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 4 times in other books.

Books by John James Audubon

The Descent of Man on Ornithological Biography: “Now the young males at first entirely resemble the females, and have a greyish-white speculum, which becomes pure white at an earlier age than that at which the adult male acquires his other and more strongly-marked sexual differences: see Audubon, 'Ornithological Biography,' vol.”
South and West on The Birds of America: Chapter epigraph: —JOHN JAMES AUDUBON, The Birds of America, 1830 / “Would that I could represent to you the dangerous nature of the ground, its oozing, spongy, and miry disposition…”
The Time Traveler's Wife on The Birds of America: “It's Audubon's Birds of America, the deluxe, wonderful double- elephant folio that's almost as tall as my young self.”
All the Light We Cannot See on The Birds of America: “In the corner of her great-uncle's study, amid a tumult of books, he finds a copy of Birds of America.”