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“This season on the wind, relevant far beyond Ohio, is beautifully described—the personalities involved, its significant economic impact, and the conditions causing it to happen. Kaufman is still full of wonder, awe, and admiration for the birds, some flying thousands of miles across continents.” Library Journal
“Readers will learn about winged migration and better understand the significant threats to bird environments covered in this thoughtful, informative book…Nature-loving readers will be moved by Kaufman’s detailed look at a fascinating yearly process.” Publishers Weekly
“He allows readers to share both his joy and his concerns…Highly readable and thoroughly enjoyable for all lovers of nature books but will be of greatest interest to active birders.” Kirkus Reviews
“Kaufman’s voice isn’t emotive or passionate, but his fascination with birds is evident in his narration. He makes the listener smile as he describes a sandpiper’s mating ritual…When he talks about the effects of climate change on migrating birds, Kaufman has concern but also shows faith in birds’ resilience. The fight to stop a wind turbine in northern Ohio weaves through the audiobook. Kaufman’s soft-spoken voice is unfailingly polite toward turbine supporters, while still showing determination to advance his own viewpoint. Overall, Kaufman is an enthusiastic ambassador for birding.” AudioFile
“Kenn Kaufman knows his birds and their miraculous journeys—and he feels them deeply, too. An enlightening, thought-provoking, and poignant read.” Jennifer Ackerman, author of The Genius of Birds
“Some people love birds, but others have a passionate commitment to birding. Kenn Kaufman has that kind of dedication, which includes a fascination for bird watching, but also he’s a genuine part of the birding community dedicated to protecting these beautiful creatures.” Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist