With a Bird, A Reader on Avian Kinship Diaries divine nature which we are

divine nature which we are increasingly in danger of losing

these same birds escape to warmer climates during Winter

the images of the truck are interrupted by cutaways of Duras and Gérard Depardieu sitting in Duras’ living room

the authors in We Are Not Numbers open portals in Israel’s apartheid wall

With a Bird, A Reader on Avian Kinship Diaries divine nature which we areUntil two hundred years ago, scientists in Europe widely believed that birds spent the Autumn and Winter months on the moon, living underwater, dwelling in swamps, or hiding in holes and crevices. These imaginative theories were considered common knowledge until a remarkable discovery shattered them. In Germany, a stork was shot down mid flight, which appeared to have a long arrow already fast in their neck. The arrow was traced back to Central