Interesting thinky opinion piece in today's New York Times about the mesmerizing habit of birdwatching, and what truths are revealed when one taps into the rhythm of avifauna:
We can’t escape trying to see the future through birds. Too many canaries were deployed to detect gas leaks in coal mines, too many ravens launched from ships to find land — bird anxiety is an essential component of the human predicament.
By Garrison Frost
April 21, 2013
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