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How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher

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Birdwatching: quirky guide to avian appreciation.

"How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher" tosses aside the notion that you need to be an expert to enjoy birds. Instead, it welcomes you with open arms into the world of birdwatching, emphasizing joy and discovery over precision. If you've ever found yourself curious about the feathered friends in your neighborhood, this book could be the gentle nudge you need to start looking up—and smiling.

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How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher

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ISBN: 9781904095958
Authors: Simon Barnes
Publisher: Short Books
Date of Publication: 2004-01-01
Format: Hardcover
Goodreads rating: 3.98
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Look out the window. See a bird. Enjoy it. Congratulations! You are now a bad birdwatcher. In this refreshingly irreverent introduction to the subject, Simon Barnes makes birdwatching simple—and above all, enjoyable. Anyone who has ever looked up at the sky or gazed out the window knows a thing or two about birds. Who doesn't know the brisk purpose of a sparrow, the airy insouciance of the seagull, the dramatic power of the hawk? Birds are beautiful, you can encounter them anywhere, and they embody one of the primal human aspirations: flight. Birdwatching starts, simply, with a habit of looking. You let birds into your life a little at a time. You remember bird names as you would the names of people you've enjoyed meeting. And if you share your looking and listening with other people, so much the better. Birdwatching might even help you get along with the father who never approved of anything you did—as it did for Barnes. As Barnes shares his relaxed principles of birdwatching, he also shows us the power of place: the elation of spotting kingfishers in Kashmir, hawks over the Great Lakes, or the birds closest to home. And he shows how, no matter where you live, birds can connect you to the greater glory of life. Funny, enthusiastic, and inspiring, "How to Be a Bad Bird
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Birdwatching: quirky guide to avian appreciation.

"How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher" tosses aside the notion that you need to be an expert to enjoy birds. Instead, it welcomes you with open arms into the world of birdwatching, emphasizing joy and discovery over precision. If you've ever found yourself curious about the feathered friends in your neighborhood, this book could be the gentle nudge you need to start looking up—and smiling.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.