About The Book: Birds of an Indian Village by Douglas Dewar, is a charming account of the birdlife observed in Indian rural landscapes. Dewar vividly describes the habits, songs, and nesting patterns of common village birds, blending natural history with cultural context. The book captures the harmony between human settlements and avian life, illustrating how birds enrich daily existence with their beauty and activity. It remains an engaging work for both ornithologists and general readers interested in Indian village ecology.
Author: Douglas Dewar
Pages: 154
Edition: 1926
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