Jérôme Garcin's Notebook: Flying with the Albatross and Sleeping on the Moss
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Flying with the Albatross
Two years ago, in a chirping and warbling eulogy to migratory birds, Jean-Noël Rieffel, with his head in the clouds, defined himself as a "slightly off-the-wall ornithologist." This veterinarian, who heads the Biodiversity Office of the Centre-Val de Loire region, even held that the song of the reed warbler, the chatter of the white-tailed eagle, or the grumbling of the great bustard reduce human stress and increase their resistance...
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