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Mar 28, 2020
Joanne
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In June 2009 a gifted flautist breaks into an ornithology museum owned by the British Museum of Natural History. The building houses the largest collection of exotic and extinct birds. 20 year old Edwin Rist , obsessed with the feathers of these birds, makes off with 299 birds.
This was a really interesting story on a subject, Fly-Tying, that I knew nothing about. Rist was a member of the tight community of Tie Fliers, and known as one of the best tiers in the world. The story of the crime and th ...more
This was a really interesting story on a subject, Fly-Tying, that I knew nothing about. Rist was a member of the tight community of Tie Fliers, and known as one of the best tiers in the world. The story of the crime and th ...more
Interesting story, too bad there are people out there still using endangered species for a hobby. They all should be ashamed.
Jan 19, 2019
Nassia Tanri Asik
marked it as to-read
May 02, 2020
Adrea M
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it was amazing
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