birds

This book introduces the birth, development, care, feeding, and characteristics of baby birds.

The story of a Japanese Emperor and the captivating songbird that comes to live in his palace.

Presents a chronicle of the founding of Pennsylvania's Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, the first refuge for birds of prey, covering information about the flora, fauna, people, and natural phenomena, and the challenges faced by the author and his wife during their early years on the mountain.

Provides an introduction to bird ecology and concepts of landscape ecology, showing how basic ecological principles apply in seemingly different situations.

Recounts the story of the bald eagle's place in American culture and landscape, discussing how declining numbers of the birds spurred federal and environmental groups to take action to save the national symbol, and painting a portrait of the birds as they appear in folklore, mythology, and real life.

Examines the fundamental physical and behavioral elements that make up birds and relates them to their purposes.