A hind in Richmond park

"The book is rich in anecdote, but richer in self-revelation." So wrote one reviewer about W. H. Hudson's A Hind in Richmond Park , one of his finest volumes of nature writing. Brimming with beauty and wisdom, Hudson's keen observations about plants, trees, insects, birds, and wild beasts continues to enthrall readers passionate about the natural world."
"This book starts from an observed point of animal behaviour- the author is watching a hind lying under an oak in Richmond Park- and then discursively follows a train of thought about the senses of animals and birds as seen and heard in England and in South America. Much of Hudson's personal philosophy on man's relation to nature is stated here."

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"A Hind in Richmond Park, by W. H. Hudson. [Prefatory note by Morley Roberts.]"
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