This is a comfort site that should become part of everyone's bookmarks. A cyberized copy of the 1907 book serves as "A Manual of Flornithology for Beginners." If you are still in a fog, each "chapter" of this book is a rhyme describing how to distinguish feathers from leaves. For example, in the "The Pecan. The Toucan" chapter, the prose begins, "Very few can tell the toucan from the pecan -- here's a new plan..." We won't ruin it for you. Check it out for yourself, assuming you can already distinguish the monitor from the computer.
HOW TO TELL THE BIRD FROM THE FLOWERS
