Wild Birds in City

Wild Birds in the City by Alice Hall Walter and Herbert Eugene Walter is an engaging exploration of urban ornithology focusing on the various bird species that inhabit cities and their interactions with urban environments. The authors provide a detailed examination of how urban settings impact bird behavior nesting habits and survival. Through their observations and research they highlight the adaptability of birds in adjusting to city life showcasing the resilience and resourcefulness of these creatures in a rapidly changing environment. The book covers a wide range of topics including identification of common city birds their feeding habits and the influence of urban landscaping on bird populations. The authors emphasize the importance of creating bird-friendly spaces within cities such as parks and gardens to support biodiversity and enhance the quality of urban life. With engaging anecdotes and practical advice the Walters encourage readers to take an active interest in the birds around them and to contribute to conservation efforts.