Red Rose & Blue Ribbon Collectors Cards
Subtitle: Series #04: Birds of North America
Series: Red Rose & Blue Ribbon Collectors Cards
Publisher: Brooke Bond Canada Ltd. (Red Rose Parent Company) in St. Laurent, Canada
Published: July 1962
Place of publication: St. Laurent, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 24
Copyright date: 1962 by National Wildlife Federation
Other titles: Red Rose Collectors Cards
Description: Of all wild things, birds are the most popular, the most admired. Possibly the SONGBIRDS receive the most attention, but the bigger birds in this picture collection are more spectacular. It takes a little more effort to know them, but a pair of binoculars will bring them close. Actually, male ducks are more strikingly patterned than most SONGBIRDS and a pheasant can match the iridescence of any tropical hummingbird.

Brooke Bond, through its great program of conservation education, with these picture cards, has made hundreds of thousands of people more aware of these birds and other wildlife that co-exist with us. --Roger Tory Peterson [inside fr. cover]

39 Cards of 48, showing in book - Missing card #s: 7, 11, 14, 19, 23, 29, 32, 33, 46
Notes: **Lithographed in Canada by The Walker Press Limited, Toronto**