
In Nesting Time
In Nesting Time, written by Olive Thorne Miller in the late 19th century, is a collection of observational essays that delve into the lives of various bird species. The author shares her detailed observations of bird behavior, particularly focusing on nesting practices and the challenges faced by fledglings like the purple crow blackbird and Baltimore oriole. Miller's work emphasizes the need for empathetic engagement with birds, portraying them as characters deserving of attention and appreciation. This book also includes a modern index of avian taxonomy.







