Synopsis: Robert Butler, one of Canada’s leading ornithologists, tells his true-to-life half century story of scientific exploration into the social life of one of the world’s most fascinating birds: the crow. Murder, affection, thievery and loyalty, the Society of Crows is an avian melodrama and a scientific detective story. Backed up by the latest research, Butler takes the reader deep into the social lives of the crow to answer age-old questions about them and ourselves.

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Book Illustrations: Society of Crows is illustrated by Butler’s pen and ink drawings such as the one below. He is a Signature Member and Advisor of Artists for Conservation.

Pages: 288 pages
Genre: Nature, Animals, Birds, Biography
& Autobiography, Personal Memoirs
ISBN number: 

978-1-03-835337-5 (Hard Cover)

978-1-03-835336-8 (Paperback)

978-1-13-835338-2 (e-book)

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