hummingbirds

An introduction to the characteristics and behaviors of hummingbirds.

The narrator takes readers under his wing, showing them how they, too, can be bird watchers while addressing important science concepts accompanied by beautiful photographs of hummingbirds in flight.

Students will enjoy finding out fun facts about the hummingbird, including information about its life cycle, range, habitats, and how fast its wings can beat.

"Introduces the size of a hummingbird to readers through simple text, photographs, and measurement comparisons"--Provided by publisher.

"A kindergarten-level introduction to hummingbirds, covering their growth process, behaviors, the places they call home, and such defining features as their long beaks"--Provided by publisher.

This book explores the physical characteristics, natural habitats, habits, life cycle, history, myths, and legends of hummingbirds.

A kind, lonely little owl tries to earn an earthworm's trust and struggles with the knowledge that his new friends, a group of hummingbirds, must depart for the winter.

Did you know that a hummingbird's nest is about the size of a walnut? The nest is made of leaves and spider webs. Find out more in Hummingbirds.

Simple text and photographs introduce beginning readers to ruby-throated hummingbirds.

"Hummingbirds are some of the most beautiful, tiniest birds in nature. They are the only creatures that can fly forward, backward, sideways--even upside down! Their hearts beat anywhere from 500 to 1200 times every minute; their wings flap as many as 80 times per second; and they breathe up to 600 times per minute."--Provided by publisher.