APUS APUS liber, vol. 2. Mauersegler

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Softcover, 15 x 24 cm. APUS APUS liber, vol. 1. APUS APUSlist. This bibliography of the Common Swift spans from its beginnings to the present. The second volume provides a comprehensive overview of the biology and cultural history of the Common Swift, drawing on evidence from 3500 years. It includes information on natural history, covering biology, population trends, migration, and phenology, alongside cultural aspects such as art, research, science, military, and nomenclature. Key questions addressed include the lifestyle and behaviors of swifts, their communication, mating rituals, and parental care. The text explores their seasonal habitats, roles in human culture, and the emotional responses people have to their presence. Additionally, it discusses conservation efforts to maintain Common Swifts as urban cohabitants. The volume contains 1118 articles, 44 tables, and 464 illustrations across 644 pages, providing in-depth insights into these fascinating birds and their significance in both natural and cultural contexts.