How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers

Rating:
Summary: back in print!
Review: I recently saw NEW reprints at the pirate supply store at 826 Valencia in San Francisco. They looked like a private printing, and Amazon's database doesn't know about it. 826 Valencia doesn't list it on their website, but I bet they'd ship you a copy if you asked. 826valencia.org/store.

This is a wonderful little gem; I plan to buy several copies and bookcross it (www.bookcrossing.com).

Rating:
Summary: back in print!
Review: I recently saw NEW reprints at the pirate supply store at 826 Valencia in San Francisco. They looked like a private printing, and Amazon's database doesn't know about it. 826 Valencia doesn't list it on their website, but I bet they'd ship you a copy if you asked. 826valencia.org/store.

This is a wonderful little gem; I plan to buy several copies and bookcross it (www.bookcrossing.com).

Rating:
Summary: reprint of a delightful 1909 ornithological poetry.
Review: Line diagrams that make the two rhyming birds and flowers resemble another, along with poem, such as this one:

"The Plover and the Clover can be told apart with ease.
By paying close attention to the habits of the bees
For entomologists aver, the bee can be in clover
While etymologists concur, there is no B in plover."

One entry on each page. Helps you to be able to distinguish the Sparrer from the Asparrergus!