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Fifty Birds of Town and City

By Bob Hines

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

** Discover the secret lives and important roles of birds thriving alongside humans in our cities and towns.

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2015-10-27
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Summary

** "Fifty Birds of Town and City" by Bob Hines is an informative book that acts as a guide to fifty different bird species commonly found in towns and cities during the mid-20th century, highlighting the appearance, habits, and other details of these birds. The book uses illustrations and descriptions to show how birds coexist with people in urban and suburban environments, detailing each bird’s physical characteristics, breeding patterns, and diet. This book encourages an appreciation of nature in the reader's backyard, showing the importance of healthy habitats and fostering a sense of responsibility for encouraging bird well-being. With detail on birds such as the Baltimore Oriole and Barn Swallow it shows not only how these birds look, but also their role in local ecosystems. **

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