"Birds in the Bush" by Bradford Torrey is a compilation of late 19th-century essays that focuses on birdwatching. The writings explore the fascinating world of birds, focusing on their habits, beauty, and the joy that can be found when observing them in nature. Urban birding settings, such as the Boston Common, are described in vivid detail, along with observations from the White Mountains region. The author shares his encounters with various bird species, including the cat-bird and yellow-bellied woodpecker, while reflecting on migration patterns and the surprises found in urban parks, encouraging readers to appreciate and admire these creatures.
Birds in the Bush
By Bradford Torrey
Discover the hidden avian wonders in unexpected places, as a 19th-century bird enthusiast recounts his personal encounters and observations.
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Bradford Torrey was an American ornithologist.
Bradford Torrey was an American ornithologist.
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