Comments on: ‘what it’s like to be a bird:’ a conversation with david sibley

By: Raja Sri Rutenbeck

Raja Sri Rutenbeck — Fri, 16 Feb 2024 17:25:42 +0000

Your book sounds delightful, and fun-fact-filled! Love to get a copy of that. Now I know why there’s so much activity at my feeders at certain times when there is a storm on its way…

By: Gilda Scibelli

Gilda Scibelli — Thu, 25 Jun 2020 21:14:57 +0000

I have chickens just 2 but it has brought me outside to have a relationship with the wild birds in my back yard. they trust me so I have been able to get up close and recognize them. I recently retired so have more time to “smell the rose” or bird watch! Would love this book. Thank you!!

By: christine a lowry

christine a lowry — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 20:03:50 +0000

Well! Some of my theories regarding birds are true! Alas, most are not. Had bluebirds here, nested, fledglings came out and they were off. I assured my husband they would be back, hopefully for another brood. It took awhile, but they came back today. And, my crows. Such an intelligent bird. They watch me. They know how to call me for a snack. They have brought their babies to my yard. But, mostly, as the old farmers knew, let me know when a predator is in the area, i.e.; coyote, fox, hawks and bears. Would love, love, love this book!!!!!!