Any good books about birds?

>>9534918
No

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>>9534918
Can't write about what we don't understand.

>>9534934
Why not? It's the most patrician animal species.

>>9534918
How to Kill a Mockingbird.

What about any good books on getting into birdwatching?

>>9534918
>>9535223
>The Peregrine


>Kes - i know it's a film but it transcends craft like Dylan's lyrics

sorry i am a bit drunk so i can't think of anything more

One flew over the cuckoos nest.

>>9535223
the best? check out the Audubon society. trust me.

the peregrine by baker (as mentioned above)
h is for hawk by helen macdonald
crow country by mark cocker


definitely read the peregrine

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https://www.amazon.com/Bright-Wings-Illustrated-Anthology-Poems/dp/0231150849/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1495395042&sr=8-1&keywords=poems+about+birds

>>9535281
People who buy poetry anthologies about birds can't be bad people desu.

The Flock by James Robert Smith.

>>9534918
conference of birds

>>9535269
>h is for hawk
If youre suggesting this at least clarify that OP needs to have read White's "The Goshawk" first. Which, consequently, is a far better read but a terrible representation of falconry.

>>9535346
I don't think you need to read the goshawk first.....I didn't read it till after h is for hawk

>>9535356
She spends a good portion bemoaning The Goshawk and criticizing his admittedly terrible practice before doing something just as stupid.

It would make sense to read that first to at least understand the second one.

>>9535243
>>9535259

Thanks fampais