Status Updates From What It's Like to Be a Bird...

"When they feel the need to raise a family[, humans] choose a mate and a territory based on many factors, carefully select the location for a nest, build a nest that matches the local conditions, and so on." -from the Preface

Sibley actually wrote "birds," but perhaps you get my point.

This apparently came out in 2020 and has already taught me a lot, like debunking the whole "birb feet when pressure beneath and above make for lock onto branch so do not fall off when sleep"—that isn't true: they just balance. Also, people believe birds don't have a sense of smell, which is also a myth? And Steller jays eat paint chips for calcium! An melanin strengths feathers and eggs! Wow! I love birds!!