Biological sciences and general biology Urban Bird Ecology / Koichi Karasawa Chuko Shinsho

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Biological Science and General Biology : The battle between crows and birds of prey (Goshawk and Peregrine falcon) unfolding in cities, the rise and fall of sparrows and swallows that have coexisted with humans, and the blue rock thrush that has been advancing into cities. This book introduces what cities are, what urban people are, and the relationship between birds and humans that is changing through the ecology of these birds living in the city. It explains the rich ecology of birds that have adapted to the urban environment, and also tracks the transformation of the megacity of Tokyo. It is also a magazine about the nature of cities. Biography : Koichi Karasawa President of Nature Observation University. Born in Gunma Prefecture in 1943. Graduated from the Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Education in 1966. He is a biology teacher at a municipal high school and also served as a representative of the Urban Bird Study Group, a councilor and secretary of the Bird Society of Japan. He is currently the president of Nature Observation University. He studies the ecology of wild birds, insects and plants as well as the ecology of wild birds and insects and plants. In addition to studying the ecology of wild birds, insects and plants, he also presides and acts as a lecturer at Nature Observation Meetings. He is a book about urban birds : How wise 『 crows are 』 (Chuko Shinsho, 1988), where 『 sparrows stay is 』 in the town (Chuko Shinsho, 1989), the 『 color edition of "Amazing eating habits of birds" 』 (East Shinsho Q, 2020), as a book about nature observation : from the 『 color edition, scales are seen in nature observation 』 (Chuko Shinsho, 2018), the 『 Karasawa style "How to enjoy nature observation" 』 (Jinjin Shokan, 2014). He is a book about nature observation : 』 walking in nature in 『 Edo and Tokyo (Chuokoronshinsha, 1999), and Kurokoge no Ginkgo 』 (Dainihon 『