WAYRE, PHILIP. — Wind in the Reeds.

London: Collins, 1968. Second impression. "How do you persuade a heron to swallow an eel in front of your camera, train a golden eagle to kill, or prevent a bear from committing suicide? All his life Philip Wayre has had to solve the peculiar problems set him by the birds and animals he has watched, trained, photographed and lived with." Pp.255, signed by the author to half-title page, many black & white photo illustrations, map of the Norfolk Wildlife Park with key to endpapers. Green cloth, dustwrapper (designed by Humphrey Price-Jones) has a removable clear protective cover. VG/VG.