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'''''The Bafut Beagles''''' by British naturalist [[Gerald Durrell]] tells the story of Durrell's collecting expedition to the [[Cameroon]]s, made in 1949, with Kenneth Smith.<ref>[http://tucson.halversen.com/read/bafut.html The Bafut Beagles]</ref> |
'''''The Bafut Beagles''''' by British naturalist [[Gerald Durrell]] tells the story of Durrell's collecting expedition to the [[Cameroon]]s, made in 1949, with Kenneth Smith.<ref>[http://tucson.halversen.com/read/bafut.html The Bafut Beagles]</ref> |
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| Author | Gerald Durrell |
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| Publisher | Rupert Hart-Davis |
Publication date | 1954 |
The Bafut Beagles by British naturalist Gerald Durrell tells the story of Durrell's collecting expedition to the Cameroons, made in 1949, with Kenneth Smith.[1]
Published in 1954, it was Durrell's third book for popular audiences.
Particularly notable was his depiction of a native ruler, the Fon of Bafut, who proved so popular that Durrell visited him again in A Zoo in My Luggage. The Fon, although not named, was Achirimbi II.
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