birds

Brief text and illustrations introduce twelve birds including the woodpecker, crow, and egret.

Explores the variety and characteristics of birds. Features projects such as making a bird feeder and charting migratory patterns.

Identifies the characteristics of birds and provides specific examples including the penguin, ostrich, peacock, and pelican.

Explains how and why birds sing.

Discusses birds that live in a variety of deserts all over the world, including subtropical deserts, cool coastal deserts, and polar deserts.

Contains hands-on projects, field trips, ideas, and suggestions to help children explore the world of birds.

A robin discusses the habits, habitat, birth, infancy, and flight of birds.

Explores the physical characteristics, courtship and mating behavior, habitats, and food-gathering activities of many species of birds around the world.

Introduces all types and uses of nests from birds to turtles.

A guidebook designed for those who are familiar with birds and would like to know more about their relationship to one another.