The Flying Sea Otters

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1971. Presumed First Edition. 63 unnumbered pages b&w photo illustrations 27 cm. Very good(+) to near fine(-) copy in attractive, slightly soiled jacket in archival mylar:. Hardcover.

Nice copy. Excellent documentary photos in b&W. "Describes the physical characteristics and habits of sea otters living around an island off the Alaskan coast." / "George Laycock (1923–2000) was an American naturalist, photographer, and author known for his work in wildlife conservation. He wrote extensively about the natural world, with a particular focus on North American wildlife and ecosystems. Laycock's books and articles covered a wide range of topics, from specific species and habitats to broader environmental issues. His writing was known for its detailed observations, clear and engaging style, and strong conservation message. Some of his notable books include "The Alien Animals," "The Sign of the Flying Goose," and "Autumn of the Eagle." In addition to his writing, Laycock was also an accomplished wildlife photographer. His photographs often accompanied his articles and books, providing a visual complement to his written descriptions of wildlife and nature. Throughout his career, Laycock was a strong advocate for wildlife conservation. His work helped to raise public awareness about the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving natural habitats." Sea otter. Otters. Loutre de mer -- Ouvrages pour la jeunesse. Sea otter. Class Descriptors: LC: PZ10.L27; Dewey: 599.7/4447 Responsibility: by George and Ellen Laycock. Photos. by the author.