Egyptian Birds For the most part seen in the Nile Valley

** "Egyptian Birds" by Charles Whymper is an early 20th-century book presenting a deep look into the different kinds of birds living in Egypt, especially those along the Nile Valley. The purpose is to give clear descriptions and pictures of these birds, helping regular readers and travelers easily spot and name them. It starts by highlighting how important it is to watch how birds fly to figure out what they are. The book notes that birds are easy to see near the Nile because they're not very scared of people and shares a list of birds you can often see, like Kites, Vultures, and Owls. Through personal stories from his trips, including visits to places like Karnak's Sacred Lake, Whymper makes the book a helpful guide for anyone interested in birds or traveling in Egypt, aiming to grow their knowledge of the birds there. **