[Mnbird] Looking for bird fiction books

[Pamela Freeman]

H is for Hawk, though I think it may not be totally fiction? It is very
good.
Red Tails in Love, again, not fiction, but very good, about hawks in NY
City
Alex and Me, again not fiction, but about the relationship between a grey
parrot and his keeper/scientist, an amazing and touching story
That Quail Robert, more of a young adults book, maybe? I read it when
young, anyway.

- Pamela
Never give up on a dream just because of the length of time it will take to
accomplish it. The time will pass anyway. - Unknown

“There are some who can live without wild things and some who cannot.”
― Aldo Leopold
I am one who cannot.


On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 11:27 AM carol schumacher via Mnbird <
mnbird at lists.mnbird.net> wrote:

> There are great bird books not technical preferred.  If you have titles or
> favorites please post.   My search has included fiction, non fiction,
> conservation.
>
> My recommendations
>
> Fiction mystery:
> The Falcon Thief.
>
>  I’ve just started and find the cultural context and how this got out of
> control interesting.  Recommended by the Washington post. Available on
> Audible. New.
>
> Classics:   Both available n line
> Living on the Wind, Scott Weidensaul        Migration hot spots Western
> Hemisphere
>
> At the time my group trips to Mexico were In full swing. My interest in
> Veracruz Mexico became an obsession.   Two trips (before offering group
> trips) to the region confirmed every detail I read.  Fabulous and accurate
> description
>
> Parrot without a Name.  Don Stap
>
> Discovering a new species in SAmerica
>
> Thanks.
> Carol Winona
>
>
>
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