BOOK - The bird garden

“I am not anti-speciesist. It’s the anti-speciesist word that came to rest, one day, on what I have always been. » The anti-speciesist considers that all species are equal and that each is perfect in its own way. Humans certainly have qualities, but other animals have them as well, although they are different. Man has reflective thinking and a great capacity for analysis, but the bird sees in four colors, which man is incapable of doing. From there comes a whole philosophy of life. The point of view with which we look at a living being and the place we give it necessarily modify the behavior we will have with it. In this book, Jean-Louis Lovisa presents more than 70 species that he observes throughout the seasons in his garden: insects, butterflies, dragonflies, birds and small mammals.