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Bird watcher
by David Burnie
Presents general information about birds and bird watching, with more than thirty activities for exploring the world of birds, including making bird feeders, a birdbath, and a portable blind
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Birds
by Julie Beer
A lavishly photographed, fact-filled guide for young bird enthusiasts invites children to discover a range of species in their own backyards and communities, and suggests activities for augmenting field trips, camping ventures and vacations. Simultaneous.
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Birds, nests, and eggs
by Mel Boring
Groups birds according to whether they are found in city and town, farm country, field and meadow, or woodland and then describes the birds, their nests, and their eggs
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Have you heard the nesting bird?
by Rita Gray
"In this nonfiction picture book for young readers, we learn just why the mother nesting bird stays quiet and still while sitting on her eggs."
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A nest is noisy
by Dianna Hutts Aston
The award-winning team behind An Egg Is Quiet presents a sumptuously illustrated introduction to the world of nests that reveals the incredible variety created by the world's birds, animals and insects.
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Birds make nests
by Michael Garland
Lavishly illustrated with both traditional woodcut and digital-tool images, a celebration of the beauty and resourcefulness of the bird kingdom features clear, labeled depictions of a variety of common species.
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A nest full of eggs
by Priscilla Belz Jenkins
Describes how in the spring the American robin prepares her nest, lays her eggs, and sits patiently on her nest and keeps the eggs warm until twelve days pass and they are ready to hatch
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For the birds : the life of Roger Tory Peterson
by Peggy Thomas
"To some, he was "Professor Nuts Peterson," but to the world he was Roger Tory Peterson. For the birds: the life of Roger Tory Peterson tracks this American artist, activist, and passionate bird lover from his days as a child, to art student, to creatorof the Peterson Field Guides, to global environmentalist. Peterson's guides were revolutionary--simply written and drawn for everyone to enjoy the birds, animals, and plants of the outdoors. Millions of copies have sold to date. Author Peggy Thomas and artist Laura Jacques worked closely with the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, New York, to create the first children's book about this great naturalist."--book jacket
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