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By Ray Kelly
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
Opens up a whole new level of appreciation when out walking the hills spotting birds . Really interesting! Strongly recommend if you have any interest in the natural world
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Although I bought this for a present I did have brief look and also I've heard from the recipient that it is very interesting and informative for anyone who walks or even listens where there are birds. Their communication systems are fascinating to hear and see if we are aware - and know what to look/listen for.
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The Textbook for "Deep Nature Interpretation".
9 May 2012
By Jon Harshbarger
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Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
For those already familiar with the study of bird language as a doorway to nature interpretation, the writing of Jon Young needs no review. For others, What The Robin Knows will undoubtedly thrust your study and enjoyment of nature into another realm - one of direct participation. Full of examples that motivate and which are enhanced by audio file connections, Jon's new book is appropriate for novice and experienced students alike. Because of the focus on "common" backyard birds and their relationship to the environment, the lessons are portable to a wide range of ecosystems. This book will become the textbook for our "bird language group" in upstate New York.
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing material, fills a void
14 May 2012
By JD
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Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
This book leads you from the question of what bird is making that sound, to why is that bird making that sound. It opens up a whole new world of possibilities of exploring the natural world. It contains hard-earned knowledge on the communication of different bird species and the wisdom of how to gain more knowledge in your particular space. This book is extremely well-written. It is mix of science, personal experience, and how-to. There is no book like this out there. I finished it in a day, but will probably re-read and reference it for years to come. Highly recommend.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful
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Amazing
9 May 2012
By zim66
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Format:Hardcover
Great book! It's hard to put it down. It's totally transformational in a very innocent way. First, this book will completely change the way you think about birds, then it will completely change the way you think about your relationship with birds. Even if you're not a "birder" you'll totally love it.
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