Set of 3 Falconry & Ornithology Books – A Bond With the Wild, Understanding the Bird of Prey, How Birds Fly

A fine trio of classic works exploring the art, science, and spirit of birds of prey and flight. Together, these volumes capture the deep connection between humans and raptors—from the ancient practice of falconry to the technical mastery of avian aerodynamics. Combining scientific insight, cultural history, and evocative illustration, this collection spans both the practical and poetic sides of ornithology. Each book offers a distinct perspective: the passion of falconers, the precision of biologists, and the wonder of naturalists. Ideal for collectors, falconers, or readers fascinated by the intelligence, grace, and flight of birds.

Included titles:

• A Bond With the Wild: A Celebration of American Falconry – Edited by Kenn Filkins, illustrated by Doug Daniels, published by the North American Falconers’ Association (1993). A richly illustrated anthology of essays, personal stories, and reflections from American falconers.

• Understanding the Bird of Prey – By Dr. Nick Fox, published by Hancock House (1995). The definitive reference on raptor biology, training, breeding, and behavior, featuring hundreds of technical illustrations and field observations.

• How Birds Fly – By John K. Terres, illustrated by Pat Archer, published by Stackpole Books (1985). A beautifully written and illustrated guide to the physics and grace of avian flight by a renowned naturalist and ornithologist.

Condition:
Good condition overall. Bindings are solid with no remarkable damage. Light handling wear and minor shelf marks consistent with age. One volume includes its original dust jacket. Pages remain clean and bright throughout.

Size:
Two hardcover volumes and one softcover volume