forest birds

"There are lots of creatures in the woods. Where are they hiding and what are they doing? In this innovative lift-the-flap book, little ones can pore over the beautiful collaged pages and explore under rocks and logs to learn lots of interesting facts about the forest. This is a perfect introduction to the outdoors."--.

"What do birds eat, where do they build their nests, and why are some so colorful? Come to forest school to find out! Engage your curiosity about birds with exploration through the forest and hands-on activities. Colorful illustrations paired with bright photos make learning about the forest fun"--.

With Birds: Field Guide & Drawing Book, you can learn more about these wild animals and become a naturalist-in-training! In this book you will find the habitat, diet, and common behaviors of North American birds and how you can spot them outside. The included step-by-step drawing instructions will help you practice drawing those birds in your own naturalist notebook. This book will also help you prepare for outdoor excursions, showing you how to pack your backpack, take great photos, record notes, and animal create drawings. The fieldwork tips, fascinating animal facts, and colorful photographs throughout will aid you in your quest for bird knowledge.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to the physical characteristics, habitat, and behaviors of toucans and of birds that live in the rain forest.

Describes toucans, macaws, and harpy eagles, birds that live in the rain forest, and explains how they protect themselves and find food, and that they are endangered.

Every year, U.S. wildfires, on average, burn an area larger than the state of Massachusetts. Most people consider these habitats to be total wastelands, but are they?.

Two talking snowdrifts in the forest introduce you to their animal friends and remember the time a snowman appeared. Includes singing and music. Based on the book by Carl R. Sams II and Jean Stoick. In the second part of the film, the filmmakers/authors are interviewed and discuss their self-published work.

Rebecca discovers many things about plant and animal life when she spends the day in Teatown Woods in the Hudson Highlands of New York looking for the ovenbird.

Provides details and facts about rainforest birds from around the world, their endangerment and a range of conservation programs to save them, including profiles of individual conservationists and rainforest bird species.