Friday, April 20, 2007

So much to learn

I want to know why.
So many questions.
So much diversity.
So much to learn.

8 comments:

  1. I have started to look up every bird and insect I see now :-) Thank you, Q, for encouraging me to keep learning :-)

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  2. I agree with Chris ... I get so much inspiration from your pictures that I want to keep learning about every different bird I see and there is so much to learn :-) I often find myself saying "Q would love this" :-)

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  3. It's all so mysterious and complex! I think I'll put that book on my wishlist. During the course of a day, I probably wonder at least 20 times. Thanks for the tip, Shery.

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  4. Hi Chris,
    So many bugs and birds and plants and stars! I enjoy knowing all their names and understanding, to the best of my ability, how I can live in harmony.
    We are backyard naturalist.
    We can learn together.
    Sherry

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  5. Hi Deb,
    Oh!!!
    Q does love it all!!!
    You included!
    I also refer to you in conversation.
    "Deb, in Canada, ......."
    It is so nice we can teach each other! How is "Birdsong"? Looks as if it is a beautiful book.
    Sherry

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  6. Dear Mary,
    Inquiring minds want to know!!
    I wish I knew more bird speak.
    Working on that while I learn how to record bird songs.
    I want to "talk with the animals" more. I could report.., "Mr. Bumbles told of a lack of flowers in the mid-west! He suggest more wild flower gardens."
    Sherry

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  7. I am curious as to how you like the book. I could use a reference book like that.

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  8. Dear Mary,
    I am enjoying this book. Learning much about birds. It is not a field guide but more about the behavior and the basic structures of the birds in general; feathers, bones, beaks etc...
    I am not very far into it yet. Looks as if I will be able to learn about different families. I think it is an excellent book for birders.
    Sherry

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