Nature Boy
A journey of birdsong and belonging
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Product details:
- Publisher Hachette Ireland
- Date of Publication 14 May 2026
- ISBN 9781399738187
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages432 pages
- Size 196x128x30 mm
- Weight 300 g
- Language English 700
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Long description:
'Seán's sensitivity to the natural world captivates the reader' Manchán Magan
'Earnest and uplifting' Irish Times
'Informative, inspiring and insightful' Anja Murray
Seán Ronayne always knew he was different. Nicknamed 'nature boy' by the other kids, as a child he regularly escaped to the woods and coastlines around his home in Cork. The natural world was his happy place and where he discovered his true passion - identifying and understanding birds through their sound and song. This passion would see him find his calling as an ornithologist.
From a near-death experience as a teenager, to his adventures in the Sahara Desert and the jungles of Nepal, coming to terms with an autism diagnosis at the age of thirty‐two and his mission to sound record all the regularly occurring bird species in Ireland (resulting in acclaimed documentary Birdsong), here in Nature Boy Seán takes us on a journey of discovery and wonder.
'Powerful, impassioned and deeply moving, please read this book, now!' Niall Hatch, BirdWatch Ireland
