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What The Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal The Secrets Of The Natural World,Used Blea Illustrated With Fifty Pages OfAwardwinning Naturalist And Author Jon Young'S What The Robin Knows Reveals How Understanding Bird Language And Behavior Can Help Us To See More Wildlife. A Lifelong Birder, Tracker, And Naturalist, Jon Young Is Guided By Three Basic Premises: The Robin, Junco, And Other Songbirds Know Everything Important About Their Environment, Be It Backyard Or Forest; By Tuning In To Their Vocalizations And Behavior, We Can Acquire Much Of This Wisdom For Our Own