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A guide to bird watching for children ages eight and up that provides photographs, descriptions, range maps, and notes on over two hundred species.

Provides kids with a full-color guide to the birds of the northeastern region of the United States.

Explores the behavior, life cycle, mating habits, geographical location, anatomy, enemies, and defenses of common birds.

Presents full-color illustrated photographs and drawings of a variety of birds, and describes their nesting styles, habitats, diet, lifecycle, migration patterns, and more.

An instruction and identification guide of 129 birds for bird-watching, describing nests, eggs, migration patterns and the similarities of different species.

An introduction to bird watching, which covers attracting, identifying, and observing various kinds of birds in different locations.

Traces American birding from its origins with early frontier ornithologist through its explosive growth in the 1930s and to its current state in the twenty-first century.

Provides background information about the anatomy, physiology, and behavior of birds; offers advice on how to watch and attract birds; and includes an illustrated identification guide to 150 common North American birds.

Provides instructions for bird watching and other projects involving interaction with nature and the study of the needs and behavior of wild birds.

Provides descriptions and illustrations of nearly every bird species common or widespread within North America east of the Rocky Mountains, and includes range maps.

On t.p.: A field guide to the natural history of North American birds : including all species that regularly breed north of Mexico.

A group of five bluebirds decides to follow in the footsteps of famous birder Roger Tory Peterson, and embark on a journey from Newfoundland, Canada, around the North American shoreline, making notes about the birds they see along the way.

Five little bluebirds go on a birdwatching trip to find and admire the world's record-setting birds, such as the fastest diving (peregrine falcon), longest migrating (arctic tern), and best mimic (superb lyrebird).

Describes the skills and equipment a person needs to be able to identify birds, explaining where and when to go birding, discussing variations within bird species and among different species, and including illustrations, and advice on avoiding pitfalls.