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Big Twitch One Man One Continent A Race Against Timea True Story About Birdwatching Sean Dooley

SKU: BELL-1931880

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Big Twitch One Man One Continent A Race Against Timea True Story About Birdwatching Sean Dooley instant download after payment.

Publisher: Allen & Unwin

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.43 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Sean Dooley

ISBN: 9781741145281, 1741145287

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Big Twitch One Man One Continent A Race Against Timea True Story About Birdwatching Sean Dooley by Sean Dooley 9781741145281, 1741145287 instant download after payment.

As a self-proclaimed twitcher—a birdwatching extremist who travels around the country trying to catch a glimpse of as many species of birds as possible—the author took a year off in 2002 with the goal of seeing 700 birds and thereby breaking the national record for most birds seen in one year. In this amusing memoir, he recounts his quest, including how he spent all of his inheritance from the untimely death of his parents to make his dream a reality. Populated by unusual characters and interesting species of birds, this part confessional–part travelogue for both bird nerds and the general population follows the author as he works out what it means to be normal despite his unusually avid compulsion toward twitching.