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Rich Rollo
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Mat Blankenship
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Joseph F. Dumond
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Jerry Eastbourne
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Terri Pierce
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Timothy Tabor
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John Wesley Anderson, Jr.
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Gary D. Cluck
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Robert S. Weil
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Christie Castorino
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By Mary Anderson
Enjoy reading these fun, timeless stories out loud with your child. Each story is about a different bird you might fi nd in your backyard, with facts about each bird, and photographs from the author�s backyard. 1. Northern Cardinals fi nd food after a winter storm � yum! 2. A Carolina Chickadee fi nds a new home � cozy! 3. A Mallard Duck mother protects her ducklings from danger � whew! 4. A male Ruby-Throated Hummingbird protects his food source and territory � fi erce! 5. A Blue Jay family fi nds their favorite treat � yeah!
FORMAT: Softcover
By Mary Anderson
Enjoy reading these fun, timeless stories out loud with your child. Each story is about a different bird you might fi nd in your backyard, with facts about each bird, and photographs from the author�s backyard. 1. Northern Cardinals fi nd food after a winter storm � yum! 2. A Carolina Chickadee fi nds a new home � cozy! 3. A Mallard Duck mother protects her ducklings from danger � whew! 4. A male Ruby-Throated Hummingbird protects his food source and territory � fi erce! 5. A Blue Jay family fi nds their favorite treat � yeah!
FORMAT: E-Book
By Dott Cockey
I live in Baltimore County, Maryland. My house is located in the middle of woods where there are many woodland animals. I am a retired educator. I taught the primary grades for ten years and I was an Assistant Principal for ten years. I love children and I love working with them. I also like to write stories for children. I have one son and every holiday I would make a story book for him and read it aloud to him. He loved it.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Dott Cockey
I live in Baltimore County, Maryland. My house is located in the middle of woods where there are many woodland animals. I am a retired educator. I taught the primary grades for ten years and I was an Assistant Principal for ten years. I love children and I love working with them. I also like to write stories for children. I have one son and every holiday I would make a story book for him and read it aloud to him. He loved it.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Kalevi Sissonen
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Kalevi Sissonen
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By C. E. Llewellyn
This book is a photographic journey of the Birds We See in the estuaries, arroyos and seashores of Los Cabos and the East Cape region of Baja. It contains more than 185 original photographs of some of the many birds that live here or stop over during annual migrations.
FORMAT: Softcover
By C. E. Llewellyn
This book is a photographic journey of the Birds We See in the estuaries, arroyos and seashores of Los Cabos and the East Cape region of Baja. It contains more than 185 original photographs of some of the many birds that live here or stop over during annual migrations.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Winter Donaldson
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Winter Donaldson
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By Louis P. Ianniello
From My Bronx Backyard: The Birds is the first in aseries of books designed to help teachers and studentsgain a better understanding and appreciation of theimmediate world around them. While many naturebooks deal with far-off, exotic places, this book dealswith what can be realistically seen and studied rightaround us. Chock full of on-the-scene photos ofbackyard birds as well as activities appropriate forthird, fourth, and fifth grade students, this bookbrings urban ecological studies into the home andclassroom with easy-to-read information.Anecdotes of the different birds help students and teachers familiarizethemselves with the diversity of the avian world around them. Some birdshave been observed exhibiting never-before-seen behaviors, only validating theuniqueness of the backyard bird study. Photographs have all been taken by theauthor and reflect a levelheaded approach to backyard study.Activities have been composed to address a multidisciplinary approach toinstruction, without all of the requisite jargon of other teacher activity books.Teaching science does not have to be a chore—it can be done in a myriad ofways. This book is meant to inspire your passion.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Louis P. Ianniello
From My Bronx Backyard: The Birds is the first in aseries of books designed to help teachers and studentsgain a better understanding and appreciation of theimmediate world around them. While many naturebooks deal with far-off, exotic places, this book dealswith what can be realistically seen and studied rightaround us. Chock full of on-the-scene photos ofbackyard birds as well as activities appropriate forthird, fourth, and fifth grade students, this bookbrings urban ecological studies into the home andclassroom with easy-to-read information.Anecdotes of the different birds help students and teachers familiarizethemselves with the diversity of the avian world around them. Some birdshave been observed exhibiting never-before-seen behaviors, only validating theuniqueness of the backyard bird study. Photographs have all been taken by theauthor and reflect a levelheaded approach to backyard study.Activities have been composed to address a multidisciplinary approach toinstruction, without all of the requisite jargon of other teacher activity books.Teaching science does not have to be a chore—it can be done in a myriad ofways. This book is meant to inspire your passion.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Beverly Hoffman Erickson
This is a story about two pet cockatoos named Todi and Quincey. Todi was acquired in South Bend, Indiana and was a well known pet at Mr. Friendly�s Pet Shop in South Bend. She was so sweet and when the author first met her she knew from the start she was in love. Todi has been a special pet for years�almost 30 years. Her adventures start in a 3 person household when she was brought home as a pet around the Easter time of year in 1980. She did tricks and talked. It was pure love for the pet owners, as she did scream loudly, as a typical cockatoo does. She acquired a brother Quincey Vincent Cockatoo, from an Amish household in Goshen, Indiana. He turned out to be the mean one in the family, as he did not have a sweet nature but he did love women, only women. He grew to hate men and other pets as well. But he becomes a hero when he chases a burglar away. Quincey�s trip to the bird show shows how birds are like children and do not always behave. He embarrassed the family when he was taken to a bird show to perform and show off his feathers. He decided he would not perform.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Beverly Hoffman Erickson
This is a story about two pet cockatoos named Todi and Quincey. Todi was acquired in South Bend, Indiana and was a well known pet at Mr. Friendly�s Pet Shop in South Bend. She was so sweet and when the author first met her she knew from the start she was in love. Todi has been a special pet for years�almost 30 years. Her adventures start in a 3 person household when she was brought home as a pet around the Easter time of year in 1980. She did tricks and talked. It was pure love for the pet owners, as she did scream loudly, as a typical cockatoo does. She acquired a brother Quincey Vincent Cockatoo, from an Amish household in Goshen, Indiana. He turned out to be the mean one in the family, as he did not have a sweet nature but he did love women, only women. He grew to hate men and other pets as well. But he becomes a hero when he chases a burglar away. Quincey�s trip to the bird show shows how birds are like children and do not always behave. He embarrassed the family when he was taken to a bird show to perform and show off his feathers. He decided he would not perform.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Beverly Hoffman Erickson
This is a story about two pet cockatoos named Todi and Quincey. Todi was acquired in South Bend, Indiana and was a well known pet at Mr. Friendly�s Pet Shop in South Bend. She was so sweet and when the author first met her she knew from the start she was in love. Todi has been a special pet for years�almost 30 years. Her adventures start in a 3 person household when she was brought home as a pet around the Easter time of year in 1980. She did tricks and talked. It was pure love for the pet owners, as she did scream loudly, as a typical cockatoo does. She acquired a brother Quincey Vincent Cockatoo, from an Amish household in Goshen, Indiana. He turned out to be the mean one in the family, as he did not have a sweet nature but he did love women, only women. He grew to hate men and other pets as well. But he becomes a hero when he chases a burglar away. Quincey�s trip to the bird show shows how birds are like children and do not always behave. He embarrassed the family when he was taken to a bird show to perform and show off his feathers. He decided he would not perform.
FORMAT: Hardcover
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