bird watching

A guide to bird watching for children ages eight and up that provides photographs, descriptions, range maps, and notes on three hundred species.

Describes many species of birds that are hard to watch or even rare.

A guide to bird watching for children ages eight and up that provides photographs, descriptions, range maps, and notes on over two hundred species.

Profiles one hundred birding sites in the U.S. and Canada, describing each one's habitat and bird life, providing visiting information including maps, and listing birds to watch for.

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

Follows the lives of a family of red-tailed hawks in New York's Central Park, beginning with the courtship of a young male and his future mate, the building of their nest on a Fifth Avenue apartment building, to raising their offspring.

Discusses activities that permit observation of wild birds, such as setting up a bird feeder, making casts of bird footprints, and collecting hatched eggs.