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Bird Talk
Throughout a long life, Caroline Dormon has lived on intimate terms with birds. By close observation she learned many of their secrets. Only by constant watching can one come to know their odd habits and charming ways.
Since early childhood she has climbed trees to study the beautiful eggs of birds.
For many years Miss Dormon has lived at Briarwood, a hundred-and-twenty acre tract of forest with running streams and a pond. Here she observes the birds all day long, and in these bird chats she tells of many unusual facts that she has learned.
Over a period of years, these sketches originally appeared as monthly articles in the Sunday Magazine of the Shreveport Times.
Since early childhood she has climbed trees to study the beautiful eggs of birds.
For many years Miss Dormon has lived at Briarwood, a hundred-and-twenty acre tract of forest with running streams and a pond. Here she observes the birds all day long, and in these bird chats she tells of many unusual facts that she has learned.
Over a period of years, these sketches originally appeared as monthly articles in the Sunday Magazine of the Shreveport Times.
136 pages, Paperback
Published January 4, 2010
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