bird watching

An instruction and identification guide of 129 birds for bird-watching, describing nests, eggs, migration patterns and the similarities of different species.

A guide for the birdwatchers of New York State.

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

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

Presents full-color illustrated photographs and drawings of a variety of birds, and describes their nesting styles, habitats, diet, lifecycle, migration patterns, and more.

A beginner's guide to bird watching, discussing the tools and resources available to bird watchers, outlining ten basic steps in bird identification, offering advice on when and where to look for birds, and discussing ethics and responsibilities.

Explores the behavior, life cycle, mating habits, geographical location, anatomy, enemies, and defenses of common birds.

Provides kids with a full-color guide to the birds of the northeastern region of the United States. Discusses each bird's habitat, physical characteristics, voice, life cycle, and migration.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of eagles, the two North American species, and how to safely observe these birds in the wild.