Tales About Birds, Illustrative of Their Nature, Habits, and Instincts

Discover the fascinating world of birds through the timeless observations of Thomas Bingley in "Tales about Birds: Illustrative of their Nature, Habits, and Instincts." This engaging work of juvenile literature explores the captivating lives of birds, offering insights into their behavior and natural history.

Originally published for young readers with an interest in the natural world, the book provides a glimpse into the common birds of the era, revealing details about their diverse habits and innate instincts. Readers interested in ornithology and animal behavior will appreciate Bingley's detailed descriptions and accessible style.

Perfect for bird watching enthusiasts and those curious about the science of the natural world, "Tales about Birds" remains a charming and informative read. This carefully prepared print edition preserves the historical context and enduring appeal of Bingley's work, making it a valuable addition to any nature lover's collection.

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