The Ornithology of Shakespeare

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Exploring the avian references in Shakespeare's works, this book delves into the significance of birds in his plays and poetry. It provides detailed observations of various species mentioned by the Bard, linking them to the themes and characters within his writings. The author, James Edmund Harting, combines literary analysis with ornithological insights, making it a unique resource for both literature enthusiasts and bird lovers. The work highlights the intricate relationship between nature and Shakespeare's artistry, enriching our understanding of his texts.