Oh I've been thinking of getting that book, but haven't yet because I have so many bird books already and do I really need another. I guess, after reading this, the answer is yes 😉
Remember that chonky guy that perched outside our window? He hung out for about a week, and we named him Pidgeona Regiano in honor of italian brain rot
Oh I've been thinking of getting that book, but haven't yet because I have so many bird books already and do I really need another. I guess, after reading this, the answer is yes 😉
I’m new to bird books, honestly, so I can’t say where it sits in the canon! But I was delighted by this one, more than I imagined I would be!
Remember that chonky guy that perched outside our window? He hung out for about a week, and we named him Pidgeona Regiano in honor of italian brain rot
I think he would approve. I think wood pigeons sing opera in the shower
I went to the launch, it was very wholesome: https://substack.com/@rosiewhinray/note/c-149423386
Ah! I should've gone. Would've compromised my reviewer's neutrality, I suppose
LOL it's NZ, there's no neutrality. It's one big flat
Ha! And who left the damn dishes in the sink
Great review - and the book is readily available.
It will join Ray Ching's The Huia & Our Tears and New Zealand Birds Field-Studies on my bedside table - a reminder of what we can so easily lose.
Yes we fiercely love our birds - and our bird artists.