birds

A chant that presents the names of sixty-three North American birds accompanied by colorful caricatures of the birds.

On a cold, snowy day a grandmother shares her love of birds and nature with her grandchildren.

Provides an introduction to backyard birds for young children. Describes the physical characteristics of different types of birds, and includes a poem, a short story, a comic strip, and an activity page featuring the letter "B.".

As winter approaches, a young cardinal wonders what he should do as his friends start to hibernate or migrate.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, song, habitat, nesting habits, range, and size of twenty-five wild birds commonly seen in New York, and offers tips on how create backyard spaces to attract specific birds.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of various North American birds and provides tips for observing backyard birds.

Explains how to choose and care for a pet bird, covering feeding, cleaning the cage, training, and other related topics.

Tibby the tree swallow cannot fly because he has a crooked wing, but the other animals teach him skills that come in handy when a baby robin falls from its nest.

Discusses the dilemma of the spotted owl, whose existence is threatened by the destruction of its habitat--the ancient, old-growth forests.

Text and photographs examine the physical characteristics and habits of various endangered birds and discuss efforts to save them from extinction.