Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled Bird
Andrew D. Blechman explores the pigeon’s extraordinary place in human experience. Neither simply a beloved bird nor merely an urban nuisance, the pigeon emerges as a fascinating subject shaped by changing attitudes, cultural associations, and its enduring presence alongside people.
About This Book
Andrew D. Blechman examines the complex relationship between people and pigeons.
The book considers how this familiar bird has been both revered and reviled across human culture.
It offers an accessible look at the pigeon’s unusual place in the natural and urban worlds.
For readers interested in birds, animals, and the intersections of nature and society.
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