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Can't tell a bluebell from a bluebird? Fear not! "How to tell the Birds from the Flowers and other Wood-cuts, By Robert Williams Wood" offers a hilarious and insightful guide to the fascinating field of flornithology.
This revised manual blends nature study with sharp wit, exploring the surprising similarities between our feathered friends and the floral kingdom. Wood's observations, paired with charming wood-cut illustrations, create a unique and engaging reading experience.
Explore essays on nature, plants, and flowers, all presented with a delightful touch of humor. Perfect for beginners and seasoned nature enthusiasts alike, this book provides a fresh perspective on the world around us. Discover the unexpected connections between birds and blooms in this timeless classic. A perfect gift for anyone with an appreciation for nature and a good laugh.
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