How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher Anniversary Edition : Embrace the everyday joy of birdwatching - to the greater glory of life

Ditch the binoculars and embrace the delightful chaos of birdwatching with How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher. Simon Barnes invites you to abandon the obsessive pursuit of ticking species off your checklist and revel in the simple pleasures of observing our feathered friends in their natural habitats. With a delightfully irreverent tone, this book encourages you to let go of the technicalities and immerse yourself in the pure joy of watching birds just for the sake of it. Whether you're a seasoned twitcher or a curious newcomer, Barnes will have you chuckling as he dismantles the snobbery and elitism that often surrounds this beloved pastime.

Simon Barnes is a celebrated nature writer and novelist who has authored over twenty books. A former award-winning journalist and literary editor, Barnes brings his signature wit and wisdom to this refreshingly unconventional take on birdwatching. With a profound appreciation for the natural world, he invites readers to embrace the simple pleasures of being outdoors and connecting with the avian wonders around us.