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17 Jul 2019 13:46 #1956 by Jane Woods
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Doubt there'll be a book any time soon - I work full-time!

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17 Jul 2019 11:36 #1955 by Jim Wright
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Excellent. Here's hoping you'll soon be writing your own book soon. There are far too few bird books by female authors - I expect publishers are in despair at how few manuscripts are submitted.
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16 Jul 2019 21:58 #1948 by Jane Woods
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Very much a beginner myself. Now on day 47 of my LP-inspired bird watching challenge - spotted 47 species and have travelled no more than 7 miles from home.
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16 Jul 2019 16:48 #1947 by Jim Wright
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I read LP’s book, too, and enjoyed it. Good to get a beginner’s perspective, and he’s candid about the superior, sometimes snooty, attitude of some experts.
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14 Jul 2019 15:39 #1943 by Jane Woods
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I read 'Why do birds suddenly disappear?' by Lev Parikian. A light-hearted yet compulsive account of his attempts to spot 200 birds in a year. It has inspired my own little challenge.

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04 Jul 2019 07:48 #1932 by Pete Locking
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I will definitely read it, thanks for the recommendation. I also read Wilding and George Monbiot’s Feral which, I agree, should be compulsory reading for everyone.

Cheers Pete.
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