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Top 10 Books About Birds

Many authors have made valuable contributions in the context of the birds. Below is the list of Top 10 Books About Birds.

1. H is for Hawk: Authored by Helen Macdonald

ISBN-10: 0224097008; ISBN-13: 978-0224097000

• Synopsis: The book portrays how to train a hawk. It states that if you wish to teach a hawk, you need to assume it is a hawk and understanding life from their perspectives.
• Read it for: The book is the best taste for the hawk lovers and those who wish to decode how to pet a hawk and train him.   
• Don’t Read it for: If you consider the hawk as an ill-omen and you dislike it thoroughly, then the book is not suitable for you.           
• What the book stands for: The book is one of Helen Macdonald’s best books on birds with the simplicity of the language making the book reader-friendly.

2. The Wild Birds: Authored by Emily Strelow

ISBN-10: 1945572752; ISBN-13: 978-1945572753

• Synopsis: The author has beautifully weaved in different individual stories happening in and around the wild forests.   
• Read it for: The book is for those dedicated readers who are passionate about the environment and especially the birds.
• Don’t read it for: The book is not meant for the readers who desire to pace down their life hustles and get connected with nature. 
• What the book stands for: The book is an excellent example of simplicity rules the world. It is the debut book of Emily Strelow has won hearts with the language simplicity and concept clarity.

3. Wesley the Owl: Authored by Stacey O’Brien

• Synopsis: The book revolves around an incident that marked the author’s life when he came across an injured baby owl. The author here describes his journey with the wounded owl for nineteen years.
• Read it for: The book is for those who want to study the owl’s behavior in depth.
• Don’t read it for: If you are not fascinated with the charm of owls, the book is not meant for your read.           
• What the book stands for: the book stands unique for the wildlife rehabilitation and fascinating facts about the owls.

4. The Thing with Feathers: Authored By Noah Strycker

ISBN-10: 1594486352; ISBN-13: 978-1594486357

• Synopsis: The current work of Noah Strycker focuses on the differential behavior patterns of the pigeons, starlings, bowerbirds, nutcrackers, and albatross.
• Read it for: The book is a good read for those who are keen bird lovers and who want those who want to upgrade their knowledge for the birds of different species.
• Don’t Read it for: The book is not suitable for those who are non-lovers of bird species.
• What the book stands for: The book stands unique for the in-depth detailing of different bird species and their connection with the humans.

5. The Life of Birds: Authored by David Attenborough

ISBN-10: 0563387920; ISBN-13: 978-0563387923

• Synopsis: The book features the dwelling habitats of the birds, their mating and breeding habits. 
• Read it for: The book is loaded with awakening text and the relevant photographs which makes the readers more enthusiastic for the other sequels.
• Don’t Read it for: Ignore the book, if you do not feel connected with the bird kingdom.
• What the book stands for: The book is written brightly and wittily with well-documented pictures.

6. The Birds of Pandemonium: Authored by Michele Raffin 

ISBN-10: 1616201363; ISBN-13: 978-1616201364

• Synopsis: The story is about a woman crusade who saves many precious lives.
• Read it for: Read it for understanding the author’s devotion to the birds and how she has a flair to portray his commitment with a pen. 
• Don’t Read it for: The book is good for the necessary fun read and is not meant for continuous reading.
• What the book stands for: The book is a lively personal account of the author that later turns out to be her passion for the birds.

7. The mind of the Raven: Authored by Bernd Heinrich

ISBN-10: 0060930632; ISBN-13: 978-0060930639

• Synopsis: The current work of Bernd Heinrich focuses on the Ravens and their lifestyles
• Read it for: The book is meant for the essential and fascinating read.
• Don’t Read it For: If you do not fascinate for the Ravens, the book is not going to amaze you.
• What the book stands for: The book stands to be the Bernd Heinrich’s top 10 books on birds as there are very few authors who contributed in the context of the raven.

8. Ornithology: Authored by Frank B. Gill

ISBN-10: 0716749831; ISBN-13: 978-0716749837

• Synopsis: the book is a source of avian biology and provides a deep insight into the biology of the bids.
• Read it for: the book is an accessible read book with diverse information about the avian biology
• Don’t read it for: If you view this book to suffice your taxonomical needs, the book is not a good read for you.
• What the book stands for: The book is recommended as a must-read by the ornithologist as it is not overly scientific.

9. The Genius of Birds: Authored by Jennifer 

ISBN-10: 1594205213; ISBN-13: 978-1594205217

• Synopsis: The book is an academic work written in an interactive yet straightforward text.
• Read it For: The book portrays the intellectual level of the birds and how they make the best use of it for map-making and tool-making.    
• Don’t read it for: Some of the text appears to be redundant and annoys the reader as to why the author has included it.           
• What the book stands for: The book is so engaging that it appears to change the mindset of the readers to think regarding the concerned bird.

10. The Bluebird Effect: Authored by Julie Zickefoose

ISBN-10: 0547003099; ISBN-13: 978-0547003092

• Synopsis: Julie has a specific style of writing books. She starts narrating the story in summer and then the story ends in winter with different destinations.
• Read it for: The book is more interactive due to beautiful and lively sketches of the birds making the readers to zest over the bird fantasy.           
• Don’t Read it for: If you want to read it once on the weekend as the book is quite fat.
• What the book stands for: The book is a perfect blend of humor, original story, and memoir to keep the reader engaging and amazed.