birds

Joshua and his sister watch a mother bird feeding her babies.

Wishing to make beautiful music, Lindiwe captures the songs of six birds in her new flute.

Briefly describes the appearance and habits of such birds that live and feed near the water as the auk, puffin, pelican, gannet, cormorant, and albatross.

Giving close-up views of birds in their natural habitats, this book looks at birds' amazing powers of flight, elaborate courtship displays, and incredible nest-building abilities. Recommendations for relevant Web sites are included.

Birding guides you to an appreciation, enjoyment, and understanding of some of nature's most beautiful and inspirational creatures.

An illustrated guide to more than 650 known species of birds living in North America, featuring profiles with full-color photographs and descriptions of each bird's plumage and variations, nesting patterns, behavior, habitat, migratory patterns, and unique characteristics.

A guide to caring for a cockatiel that discusses feeding, grooming, training, socialization, and other related topics.

Photographs and text profile fifty-three raptor species found in North America, with information on their natural history, habitat, behavior, physical characteristics, and conservation.

Profiles every family of birds, covering their unique features, distribution, diet, social behavior, and breeding biology, and providing approximately one thousand color photos and illustrations.

Introduces the letter "u" through a story in which a sudden rain makes the other animals understand the value of Umbrellabird's unusual feathers. Includes an illustration with "u" items to find.