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The natural history of Selborne
Book • 1789
Gilbert White's 'The Natural History of Selborne' is a collection of letters that meticulously documents the natural world of Selborne, Hampshire.
Through keen observations, White explores the flora, fauna, and seasonal changes of his rural parish.
His work is celebrated for its accessible style and pioneering approach to ecological study.
White's detailed accounts of birds, insects, and local wildlife provide valuable insights into 18th-century English natural history.
The book's enduring appeal lies in its blend of scientific inquiry and personal reflection, making it a cornerstone of nature writing.
Through keen observations, White explores the flora, fauna, and seasonal changes of his rural parish.
His work is celebrated for its accessible style and pioneering approach to ecological study.
White's detailed accounts of birds, insects, and local wildlife provide valuable insights into 18th-century English natural history.
The book's enduring appeal lies in its blend of scientific inquiry and personal reflection, making it a cornerstone of nature writing.
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