As featured in the  2007 International Migratory Bird Day Catalog. 

"So What, Saw-Whet?" is an appealing children's book that everyone can enjoy. It's also a good gift shop and festival sale item.

Review:

" 'SO WHAT, SAW-WHET?'  subtly conveys natural history information about owls with an enjoyable text, Most adults don't know how the Saw-Whet Owl got its name, but readers of this text will discover the answer to this and many more owlish secrets through an exciting exchange with a Saw-Whet Owl. This book is appropriate for all ages as it can be appreciated on many levels: for its teaching of owl facts, its melodic tone, and its vivid photographs that bring this stunning creature to life. I am a professional raptor educator and have added this book to my curriculum."

Marianne Murphy, Raptor Education Biologist Southeastern Raptor Center, Auburn University, AL

See photos and wholesale information at the publishers website:

http://www.hummingbirdmountain.com/saw.htm

(Other reviews of  So What, Saw-Whet? at Amazon.com)

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