Description
Explore the enchanting world of avian interaction with 'The Birds At My Table' by Darryl Jones, an insightful and beautifully crafted book published by NewSouth Publishing in 2018. This captivating work delves into the intriguing practice of bird feeding, examining not just the act itself but also the people who passionately engage in it. From those who fill feeders to individuals leaving scraps for their feathered friends, Jones uncovers the rich history and cultural significance of bird feeding facilitated by individuals across Australia, the UK, and the US.
Delve deeper into the ecological implications of this popular pastime, as half of the citizens in these regions participate actively in attracting wildlife. Whether setting up feeders, creating bird-friendly gardens, or unwittingly providing snacks in parks, the phenomenon represents an unplanned ecological experiment of vast proportions.
In 'The Birds At My Table', readers will discover how the international bird seed industry thrives, largely fueled by crops cultivated in far-off lands like India and Africa. This engaging narrative highlights the blend of science and personal anecdotes, offering revelations and raising awareness about our interactions with wildlife. Enrich your understanding of bird feeding and challenge your perceptions with this delightful exploration that evolves beyond a niche hobby into a vital human-nature connection. Perfect for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts alike, this book invites you to ponder, learn, and appreciate the fascinating relationship we share with birds.
Delve deeper into the ecological implications of this popular pastime, as half of the citizens in these regions participate actively in attracting wildlife. Whether setting up feeders, creating bird-friendly gardens, or unwittingly providing snacks in parks, the phenomenon represents an unplanned ecological experiment of vast proportions.
In 'The Birds At My Table', readers will discover how the international bird seed industry thrives, largely fueled by crops cultivated in far-off lands like India and Africa. This engaging narrative highlights the blend of science and personal anecdotes, offering revelations and raising awareness about our interactions with wildlife. Enrich your understanding of bird feeding and challenge your perceptions with this delightful exploration that evolves beyond a niche hobby into a vital human-nature connection. Perfect for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts alike, this book invites you to ponder, learn, and appreciate the fascinating relationship we share with birds.