birds

Presents a full-color illustrated guide to the most common North American birds and provides detailed descriptions of each birds' habitat, nesting and feeding habits, and key features.

resents an introduction to birds, in simple text with illustrations, including information on the different species, their habitat, behavior, and life cycle.

Briefly explains how birds live and raise their young, where they are to be found and how to learn more about them.

Describes the life of a majestic scavenger on the verge of extinction.

Hoping to convince the other animals that he is not so bad, Wolfie follows the advice of his friend Bird and tries smiling and singing with suprising results.

While out getting food for her baby who was about to hatch, a mother bird misses his arrival, so he goes looking for her.

Presents the characteristics and behavior of different scary and creepy birds.

Consists of reproductions and a catalog of five hundred engravings from Audubon's Birds of America and G. Dock's text from the Audubon folio.

A little bird looks for a place to build her nest.

Pepito, a young bird who is afraid of heights, runs, hops, swims, burrows, and climbs his way to the tree where his brothers and sisters have made a new home.