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Cargando... Birds of a Feather: Tales of a Wild Bird Havenpor Linda Johns
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Winner, Evelyn Richardson Memorial Prize for Non-Fiction Well-known naturalist and artist Linda Johns shares her woodland home with a menagerie of injured wild birds -- starlings, blue jays, pigeons, baby woodpeckers, a rose-breasted grosbeak, a semi-palmated sandpiper, and even a gannet. She and her "saner half," Mack, have gone so far as to transform their living room into an indoor forest, complete with two dead trees providing a variety of perches and a screened porch making do as a practise flyway. Johns nurses her feathered convalescents day and night, helping them to drink and bathe and hunt, and gaining deep insights into their highly individual personalities. Most she attempts to release back into the wild but a few, inevitably, move in to stay. Birds of a Feather: Tales of a Wild Bird Havenis a warm and funny account of eight months -- from May to December -- in the life of this caring wildlife rescuer. Fans of Johns's earlier wildlife books will relish her humorous descriptions of the antics of such irresistible characters as Blossom, the media-savvy chicken, and the goats Mower and Munch. Enhanced by line drawings of her avian housemates, this delightful collection of anecdotes in the tradition of James Herriot and Farley Mowat celebrates some of Nature's smallest and most awe-inspiring miracles. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I admit having some trouble keeping all the birds straight, and the stories seemed a bit repetitious. For these reasons, it may be best to read this book slowly...a chapter or two at a time...rather than in long reading sessions. And you'll need to put concerns about cleanliness and hygiene on the back burner! ( )