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Common Bird Songs

By: Donald J. Borror
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The songs and calls of 60 different, widely distributed birds of the United States and Canada reproduced in a 50-minute recording.

©1984 Dover Publications (P)2013 Dover Publications Animals Biological Sciences Outdoors & Nature Science

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The recordings of bird songs and wonderful, and you get up to eight song variations of each species, but the overall product is cumbersome as a learning tool because:

1) There's no organization. Species that are usually grouped together are scattered and separated across the 50 minutes. For example, why are song sparrow and white-throated sparrow in completely different parts of the recording? Makes it difficult to study.

2) None of the chapters have headings. So as you're driving / listening, you can't skip to the birds you're trying to study.

3) The chapter clusters make NO sense. Each chapter groups about five birds -- all unrelated -- and you have no way of skipping to a particular bird species.

Why would a purported learning tool be so hostile to learners?

Nice recordings but not user friendly

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