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    The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill: A Love Story . . . with Wings

     
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    The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill: A Love Story . . . with Wings

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    Like a lot of young people in the 1970s, Mark Bittner took the path of the "dharma bum.” When the counterculture faded, Mark held on, seeking shelter in the nooks and crannies of San Francisco's fabled bohemian neighborhood, North Beach. While living on the eastern slope of Telegraph Hill, he made a magical discovery: a flock of wild parrots. In this unforgettable story, Bittner recounts how he became fascinated by the birds and patiently developed friendships with them that would last more than six years. When a documentary filmmaker comes along to capture the phenomenon on film, the story takes a surprising turn, and Bittner's life truly takes flight.

    "A fascinating love story with wings.” —Boston Herald

    "[A] charming memoir. For devoted birders everywhere.” —Reader's Digest, Editor's Choice

    "[An] inspirational saga of one man finding his life's meaning in the most serendipitous way.” —San Jose Mercury News

    "Instructive, surprising, sweet.” —Gary Snyder, author of Turtle Island and Mountains and Rivers Without End

    Product details

    EAN/ISBN:
    9781400081707
    Edition:
    Reprint
    Medium:
    Paperback
    Number of pages:
    304
    Publication date:
    2005-01-25
    Publisher:
    Broadway Books
    Languages:
    english
    EAN/ISBN:
    9781400081707
    Edition:
    Reprint
    Medium:
    Paperback
    Number of pages:
    304
    Publication date:
    2005-01-25
    Publisher:
    Broadway Books
    Languages:
    english

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