![]() ![]() Beginning with her own 20-year flock of chickens, Montgomery celebrates birds - their individuality, biology and abilities. Coast Guard trained pigeons in helicopters to spot orange life vests at sea they outperformed human spotters three to one.” One wonders why they are no longer used but Montgomery doesn’t go into this. They notice details that humans miss: one study found that pigeons could learn to recognize the difference between the painting style of Manet and that of Monet faster than many college students. If you’re one of those who think crows are just raucous marauders and pigeons no more than rats with wings, this book may transform your thinking. “Naturalist and acclaimed New Hampshire author Montgomery’s rhythmic and lyrical subtitle conveys the feel of this entertaining, eye-opening book about birds and the people who love them. ![]()
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