birds

As birds interact with what is going on around them, they make sounds that correspond to the letters of the alphabet.

Describes bird species that are extinct or endangered and efforts by scientists, governments, and organizations to protect endangered birds. Includes step-by-step instructions for projects that readers can do to help local birds, such as building birdfeeders, birdhouse, and birdbaths.

Captioned illustrations provide an introduction to birds in simple terms for children.

Describes the characteristics, habitats, and behavior of ten kinds of birds, including the pelican, kingfisher, barn owl, and ostrich.

Describes the characteristics and life cycle of several familiar birds: the bluebird, mallard, meadowlark, swan, hummingbird, and roadrunner.

Bear and Little Bird try to help each other achieve impossible ambitions.

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.

An African-American Jewish boy traces his ancestry with the help of the Love Bird of Paris.

In her garden in Mexico, an old lady enjoys watching the birds and warning the cat to leave them alone.