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Shakespeare's Birds, by Peter Goodfellow, is an exploration of the various avian references found throughout William Shakespeare's works. Goodfellow, an ornithologist and artist, delves into the plays and poems of the Bard to uncover the significance of birds within the context of 16th and 17th-century England. The book examines how Shakespeare used birds symbolically to enhance themes, set scenes, and develop characters. It also discusses the accuracy of Shakespeare's ornithological references and what they reveal about the natural world of his time. Through illustrations and literary analysis, the author provides readers with a new perspective on Shakespeare's appreciation of the natural world and his ability to integrate it into his artistry.

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