Merry's Book of Birds
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"Merry's Book of Birds" is a charming and informative volume aimed at young readers interested in learning about the avian world. Written by J. N. Stearns, this book offers delightful descriptions and insights into various bird species. Published around 1860, it reflects the natural history writing style of the era, blending scientific observation with engaging storytelling.
The book likely includes details on the habitats, behaviors, and characteristics of numerous birds, making it an accessible introduction to ornithology for children. With its engaging content, "Merry's Book of Birds" aims to foster an appreciation for nature and wildlife among young audiences, offering an enduring appeal to those curious about the diverse bird species that share our world.
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