Accordingly, birds always find ways to attract attention to themselves, whether they dominate the high skies with grace and tenacity, or glide across the water below in a graceful dance, diving and then submerging, swiftly moving to their chosen destination.
This work is published by Wingsbooks and Kim Dong Publishing House, translated by Trang Rose.
Some birds are happy on the ground, foraging for food and nesting under the foliage; while others love the dense canopy of trees, where they can fly and hop freely from branch to branch.
Then there are those who crave the thrill of the mountains, or find the greatest comfort under a thick blanket of snow. But wherever they prefer to roam, it doesn't matter, because each bird possesses unique talents or skills worth admiring.
Some bird species are endowed by nature with vibrant plumage, intricate patterns, or radiant beauty. Others skillfully blend into their surroundings, some are resourceful gatherers, and still others congregate for safety and large communities.
Many birds sing melodiously, some squawk and cackle, while others are skilled imitators, employing their dramatic abilities to gain an advantage...
Although birds around the globe are incredibly diverse, they all share one thing in common: the stories and lessons they can teach us. The book * Soaring Like Birds* compiles small lessons from nearly 60 of the world's most wonderful bird species.
The book also includes beautiful illustrations by the renowned ornithologist John James Audubon.
These banded kingfishers possess a bold, curious personality and a need to make their presence known wherever they go.
Or, like the Arctic, with its arduous journey between the Earth's poles, one understands that one must release all expectations and let the wind carry them to their destination.
Alternatively, the blue thrush is believed to bring blessings and is considered an auspicious omen in folklore around the world, with its incredibly sweet singing.
The worm-eating bird thrives with quiet patience and confidence, avoiding attention while foraging...
Each bird possesses unique and admirable characteristics and strengths. These small yet extraordinary creatures show us that it's not difficult to live courageously and care for what you love.
The book also includes stunning illustrations by the Victorian ornithologist and wildlife artist John James Audubon. Specifically, the book contains 435 illustrations, printed between 1827 and 1838, showcasing the vibrant colors and diversity of North American birds. This work is also considered a precursor to wildlife illustration art.
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