No matter whether you're a seasoned environment enthusiast or a
greenhorn on topics about Nature, whether you're a campaigned bird
watcher or a novice just getting into the field, whether you're young or
a well-grown adult, this book on Indian birds will make interesting
reading. All the wisdom of Salim Ali is presented here in simple,
enjoyable style with all the basic facts about the birds of India
presented with a hint of humor all along. One glaring shortcoming though
is the absence of peacock. The national bird of India and the most
beautiful of birds and yet peacock finds no place in the book except as a
small photograph towards the end of the book. Ignoring that lapse, this
is a book that one can use for gifting others or collect for one's own
self.
A simple effort to share the flow of thoughts and stream of emotions that well up in my mind
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