birds

"Take a[n] . . . illustrated journey--with an adorable kiwi bird as your guide--through the vast and colorful world of birds"--Provided by publisher.

Information and illustrations of more than 200 species of birds.

"In the midst of a sprawling refugee camp, a young Rohingya boy finds an injured bird and decides to take care of it with the help of his sisters. The children are thrilled to have a pet to look after, but they face a dilemma when the bird's wing starts to heal. Can they let go of something they dearly love?"--Back cover.

"Want to sit on the tree? Get in line! This Bird Monitor has a few rules. But what happens when he goes a little too far?"--Provided by publisher.

"Baz wants to be famous. When he does things no other parrot can do, his friends have to stop him!"--Back cover.

"Eleven-year-old December waits to sprout wings and fly away, until a new foster mother changes her perspective on home and family"--Provided by publisher.

"Spend a day in the life of a bird keeper and learn how they are hatching new plans to help endangered birds. Students will learn how an egg hatches, the incubation period, and about bird species such as the Kiwi, the emperor penguin, and the Guam rail"--Publisher.

Provides illustrations and short text on animals, birds, insects, reptiles and amphibians from all over the world.

Short essays and color photographs introduce birds.

"From owls and hawks to flamingos and toucans, this completely illustrated, fact-filled book features hundreds of avian wonders from all over the world for kids to discover and explore. This . . . illustrated book showcases the winged world of some . . . unique birds. Approximately 10,000 different species of birds inhabit our planet, and they exist in all kinds of environments, from deserts to the Antarctic, from the open sea to impenetrable tropical forests, from swamps to mountain tops, to even cities and towns. This book offers young readers examples of the . . . variety of birds that live in our world--from the largest ostrich at 5-feet tall and 330 pounds, to the smallest hummingbird at 2 inches long and weighing barely an ounce"--OCLC.