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Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art Book

Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art
Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art, Influential American architect Philip Johnson once mused, All architecture is shelter; all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space. But with just a small swap of a key word, Johns, Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art has a rating of 3.5 stars
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Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art, Influential American architect Philip Johnson once mused, All architecture is shelter; all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space. But with just a small swap of a key word, Johns, Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art
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  • Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art
  • Written by author Peggy Macnamara
  • Published by University of Chicago Press, August 2008
  • Influential American architect Philip Johnson once mused, "All architecture is shelter; all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space." But with just a small swap of a key word, Johns
  • Influential American architect Philip Johnson once mused, “All architecture is shelter; all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space.” But with just a small swap of a key
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Authors

Foreword David Quammen Quammen, David

Nests Robert Cording Cording, Robert

Introduction Peggy Macnamara Macnamara, Peggy

Cover Plate: Montezuma Oropendola 2

Plate I Variety of Bird Nests 4

Pt. 1 Nests Made by Sewing, Weaving, and Binding 7

Plate II Sewing and Weaving 10

Plate III Caddisfly Larvae 14

Plate IV Bagworm Larvae 16

Plate V Ant Garden 18

Plate VI Black and Yellow Argiope 20

Plate VII Village Weaver 22

Plate VIII Swifts 24

Plate IX Wrens 18

Plate X Osprey 32

Plate XI Pie-billed Grebe 34

Plate XII Bald Eagle 36

Plate XIII European White Stork 38

Pt. 2 Nests Made of Paper 40

Plate XIV Paper Wasps 42

Plate XV Polybia Wasp 44

Plate XV Pasteboard Wasp 46

Plate XVII Wasp Nest in Palm 48

Plate XVIII Ant Nests 50

Pt. 3 Nests Made of Mud 54

Plate XIX Mud Nests 56

Plate XX Ovenbird 60

Plate XXI Potter Wasps 64

Plate XXII Mud Daubers 66

Plate XXIII Polybia Wasp 68

Pt. 4 Nests Made by Depressions and Mounds 70

Plate XXIV Mound Builders 72

Plate XXV Fawn-breasted Bowerbird 76

Plate XXVI Sandhill Crane 78

Plate XXVII Game Birds 80

Plate XXVIII Emu, Tinamou, and Kiwi 84

Plate XXIX Termite Mound 88

Plate XXX Termites 90

Plate XXXI Fungus Garden 94

Pt. 5 Nests Made by Carving Wood 96

Plate XXXII Wood Carvers 98

Plate XXXIII Woodpeckers 102

Plate XXXIV Carpenter Ants in Aspen Stump 106

Pt. 6 Nests Found Close to Home 108

Plate XXXV Cardinal, Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, and Meadowlark 110

Plate XXXVI Red-eyed Vireo, Northern Oriole, Yellow Warbler, Brown-headed Cowbird, and Scarlet Tanager 114

Plate XXXVII Robin, Vireos, Thrush, and Redstart 118

Plate XXXVIII Herons 123

Plate XXXIXTent Caterpillars 124

Plate XL Bald-faced Hornets 128

Plate XLI Backyard Bees and Wasps 130

Plate XLII High-rise Spider 134

Further reading 140


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