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Animals: Birds
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Text and 15 watercolor illustrations introduce the world of birds from eggs to flight, and from songs to nests. ...Find "About Birds: A Guide for Children" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?) 
Arnosky uses easy-to-understand text and wonderful illustrations to cover owl biology and behavior. Other birds in this series include the Wild Turkey. Children's Literature Choice List ...Find "All About Owls (All About Series)" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Backyard Birds (HarperCollins Nature Study Book)
Pine, Jonathan. Backyard Birds (HarperCollins Nature Study Book). N.p., 1993.
This chapter book introduces the habits and behaviors of house sparrows, starlings, robins, wrens, hummingbirds, and nighthawks, with clues for easy identification. Numerous, large watercolor illustrations accompany the text. ...Find "Backyard Birds (HarperCollins Nature Study Book)" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Through watercolor illustrations and clear text, the reader learns about the eagle's life-cycle. Two levels of information are included; a children's story about a baby eagle plus supplementary information for the older child. NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Book ...Find "Bald Eagle" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Examines the habitat and physical characteristics of the Bald Eagle. Includes internet links to Web sites related to Bald Eagles. Children's Literature Choice List ...Find "Bald Eagle, The" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Barn Owl, The (Animal Lives Series)
Tagholm, Sally. Barn Owl, The (Animal Lives Series). N.p., 2003.
Lyrical text and realistic images reveal the life of a Barn Owl, as a breeding pair court, mate, nest, hunt, and raise their young. NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Book ...Find "Barn Owl, The (Animal Lives Series)" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Simple text describes the structure and function of different bird beaks. ...Find "Beaks!" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Chang, a mute Chinese boy whose father uses cormorants to fish, is pleased when he is old enough to help raise a new chick. In the process he learns hard lessons about untrustworthy friends and what it means to prove himself. Youngsters, especially those with disabilities, will identify with Chang. ...Find "Bird Boy" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
Birds: Nature's Magnificent Flying Machines
Arnold, Caroline. Birds: Nature's Magnificent Flying Machines. N.p., 2003.
Focuses on bird anatomy and the physics of flight, including wing and feather design, taking off, flapping, gliding, soaring, and migration. Each spread contains one or two paragraphs with a full-color illustration. Children's Literature Choice List ...Find "Birds: Nature's Magnificent Flying Machines" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
This beautifully illustrated book covers a unique topic for kids, 1gr4 birds and their songs. A great way of helping children develop focused listening skills in nature. ...Find "Birdsong" at Amazon.com. (Why should I?)
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