13. To See Every Bird on Earth by Dan Koeppel

[cindeefirst]

This is another one that I listened to while driving around Southeastern Louisiana these past few days for work.  I've pasted the review from Publishers Weekly, mainly because I am too lazy to think up thoughts about the book to write down.  Without further ado

Comments

[wpadmirer]

I read a book about birding that was much lighter, and yet, really gave me some sense of what drives birders.

Me? I like watching birds, but not enough to suffer for it.

WP

[cindeefirst]

You and me both. I might seek out very colorful birds or big predators but your average thrasher? Not a chance.