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Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder: A Memoir

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In her delightful memoir, Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder, humorist and author Julia Zarankin chronicles her hilarious and heartwarming journey from bird-phobe to bird nerd. Zarankin's writing is witty and observant, and her love of birds is infectious.

Field Notes from an Unintentional Birder: A Memoir

by Julia Zarankin

4.5 out of 5

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Zarankin's journey begins with a chance encounter with a bird in her backyard. She is immediately captivated by the bird's beauty and grace, and she begins to learn more about birds. Soon, she is hooked on birding, and she spends her free time exploring the natural world in search of new species.

Zarankin's memoir is full of funny and heartwarming stories about her birding adventures. She writes about the time she got lost in the woods while looking for a rare warbler, and the time she was chased by a flock of angry geese. She also writes about the friends she has made through birding, and the sense of community she has found among fellow bird enthusiasts.

But Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder is more than just a collection of funny stories. It is also a celebration of the natural world and the importance of conservation. Zarankin writes about the threats that birds face, such as habitat loss and climate change. She also writes about the importance of protecting birds and their habitats.

Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder is a must-read for anyone who loves birds, nature, or humor. Zarankin's writing is witty and observant, and her love of birds is infectious. Her memoir is a celebration of the unexpected joys of birding, and it is sure to inspire readers to get out and explore the natural world.

About the Author

Julia Zarankin is a humorist and author. She is the author of the bestselling memoir Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder. Zarankin's writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. She lives in Toronto, Canada.

Praise for Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder

"Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder is a delightful and heartwarming memoir about the unexpected joys of birding. Zarankin's writing is witty and observant, and her love of birds is infectious. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves birds, nature, or humor." - NPR

"Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder is a charming and funny memoir about one woman's journey from bird-phobe to bird nerd. Zarankin's writing is a delight, and her love of birds is contagious. This book is sure to inspire readers to get out and explore the natural world." - The New York Times

"Field Notes From An Unintentional Birder is a witty and heartwarming memoir about the unexpected joys of birding. Zarankin's writing is a delight, and her love of birds is infectious. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves birds, nature, or humor." - The Washington Post

Field Notes from an Unintentional Birder: A Memoir

by Julia Zarankin

4.5 out of 5