owls

Text and photographs describe the physical characteristics, habits, and behavior of 18 species of owls that make their homes in North America.

Easy-to-follow text and photographs introduce children to owls, which are nocturnal or crepuscular animals, and describes their physical characteristics, diet, behavior, and other topics.

Presents information on owls--their life cycle, eating habits, habitat, and behavior--in simple text with photographs.

Living on his own for the first time, Badger begins to wonder if his neighbor Owl will make life more difficult.

A baby owl and three kittens receive a bit of extra help in growing up on Maple Hill Farm.

Edwin Owl has to switch from sleeping all day to sleeping at night when he goes to work for a big department store, but the sudden change in his sleeping habits puts his new job in jeopardy.

With Slow Turtle as his guide, Wise Old Owl has a memorable canoe trip over a waterfall.

Georgie and Herman the cat must rescue their owl friend whoooo is captured as a rare bird.

Describes the habits, appearances, and voices of twelve North American owls, including the barn owl, the screech owl, and the great horned owl.

Easy-to-read text and illustrations trace the life of a barn owl from his birth until he leaves the nest and finds a mate of his own.