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Stokes beginner's guide to bird feeding

2002
Introduces the hobby of birdfeeding, providing color-illustrated profiles of more than fifty birds; information on several varieties of feeders, seeds, and other foods; and tips on squirrel-proofing.

A dog's book of birds

1977
Illustrates a dog's self-sought encounters with a variety of birds including a blue heron, albatross, loon, and eagle.

Annie and Snowball and the cozy nest

the fifth book of their adventures
2010
Annie and her bunny watch and wait as a nest is built above the porch swing, and eventually they get to see the mother bird feeding her babies.

Drawing America's wildlife

an artist's portfolio of North American animals
2003
A reference guide to American wildlife for artists, featuring brief descriptions of sixty species, each with a selection of color photographs and field sketches drawn from a variety of perspectives.

Birds of Africa

from seabirds to seed-eaters
1999
Presents an overview of African birds, and features descriptions and illustrations that examine the lives and habits of approximately 2,400 species; grouped in twelve categories.

Secrets of the nest

the family life of North American birds
1994
Shows in words and drawings the breeding and nesting habits of three dozen families species of North American birds.

Peter and the wolf

2004
Despite Grandfather's warning about wolves in the forest, Peter and his animal friends capture one.

Birdwise

forty fun feats for finding out about our feathered friends
1989
Descriptive text, illustrations, questions, and suggested activities introduce information about birds in such areas as names of species, types of beaks, methods of nesting, birdwatching, and the feeding of birds.

The penguin family book

1988
Text and photographs portray a colony of chinstrap penguins on Bouvet Island in the Antarctic Ocean, from spring when they lay their eggs, through summer when the chicks hatch, to autumn when they leave the island until their return next spring.

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