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What are the similarities between stuffed tits and Ukrainian gentlemen? Why do female penguins like smooth males, and why did Darwin dislike mumps? Is there really a swan's loyalty and how do jocks give pleasure to cocky bosses? And why should Ukrainians pass over Kramer's father, who has settled in Kiev?

And why should Ukrainians pass over Kramer's father, who has settled in Kiev?

The answer to these questions knows ornithology Natalia Atamas, who in her book talks about how birds live and how much their behaviour is similar to human behaviour (if it's just the same — our habits resemble birds). Natalia humorously explains why birds make harems and how they edit the quantity and quality of their offspring, how they make nests and look for a mate, plan wintering, and why pairs separate and leave their homes.

A special place in the book is devoted to the culture of birdwatching, i.e. the observation and study of birds and their therapeutic effect on people.

Natalia Atamas — ornithologist, candidate of biological sciences and populariser of science. Lover of opera and maystrinya paddling on a kayak. She has a son, a chubby cat and a doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, who can not tolerate surgery.

Natala works at the Institute of Zoology I.I. Shmalgauzen, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. She specialises in nest biology and ecology of aquatic birds. She is engaged in popularisation of science of birds on Facebook, offline and everywhere else, wherever she is asked. Apart from scientific work and popularisation, he continues to go on field expeditions, mostly water expeditions, on the back of a whole flotilla of kayaks.

The book is illustrated with photos of the ATO veteran, trainer in frei-fighting and berdwocher Valeriy Chobotar.