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Illustrations and text examine how birds communicate, showing the different ways birds sing, talk, dance, drum, cuddle, and fight.

A happy-go-lucky Bird and a cautious acorn-collecting Squirrel become unlikely best friends when Squirrel loses his winter stash while saving Bird from Cat, prompting a zany road-trip adventure in search of warm weather and plentiful food.

While growing up in Philadelphia in the 1930s, a boy becomes obsessed with a longing to fly and a fascination with birds.

Studies the migrations of birds in the Western Hemisphere, discussing the problems the migrants face and the outlook for their future; and tells the story of the researchers, amateur birders, land managers, and others who are trying to understand the mysteries of migration and make the world a safer place for the birds.

Contains descriptions and illustrations of over four hundred species of birds found in eastern and central North America, and includes range maps, a life list, and indexes of scientific and common names.

Follows the lives of a group of birds as they seek to survive on an endless plain full of dangers and contemplate the meaning of their lives, especially after a plane crash-lands on the plain and the stranded pilot becomes a part of their daily lives.

A guide to birds from all over the world, covering the history and beginning of birds, where they live, the various classifications, their habits, how they live, bird and human interaction, birds that are threatened, and how birds are being protected, and includes color illustrations and accompanying maps for each birds and bird statistics by country.

"A variety of animals common to Michigan have been photographed against white backgrounds.

Mick, Mack, and Molly, three young squirrels, find a hungry baby bird, try to determine if it eats leaves, nectar, pine cones, or flowers, and eventually learn that it eats worms.

"Learn about different birds including robins, woodpeckers, and mockingbirds"--Provided by publisher.

While a boy in North America urges his father not to cut down the trees where the wood thrush lives, a boy in South America awaits the return of the bird that he calls "la flauta" for its flute-like song.

What do ducklings eat? How do they stay warm? Can people keep them as pets? The answers to these questions and many more are waiting for beginning readers in this book.

Ten birds each come up with a different way to cross a river, and the bird known as "Needs Improvement" figures out the easiest method.

Describes owls, including their physical features, habitat, range, and life cycle.