Birds

A chick waddles across its icy home. An owlet hops between branches in a forest. This title encourages young readers to get curious about the differences between chicks and owlets. Leveled… More →

Did you know red-tailed hawks are named for their bright red tails? Emergent readers will learn this and other exciting facts about red-tailed hawks through this book’s colorful photographs… More →

Pigeons are common in city parks and plazas. In this low-level title, young readers can learn about how these feathered fliers survive in cities through leveled text and colorful photos.… More →

What is that creature scuttling through the field? It’s a pheasant! This hi/lo title for reluctant readers introduces pheasant hunting, including equipment needed, techniques used, and safety More →

Gobble, gobble! The hunt for a turkey hunting book is over! In this title, leveled text and labeled images introduce readers to all they need to know about hunting turkeys. Students will… More →

Snowy owls fly low across the icy Arctic, looking for meals. Beginning readers can learn all about these powerful predators, from what they hunt to how babies grow, in this engaging title.… More →

Did you know that bald eagles have excellent eyesight? They can spot prey from miles away! This title introduces emergent readers to bald eagles, including how they look, hunt, grow up, and… More →

Bowerbirds are songbirds known as nature’s interior designers! Decorated bowers are built by male bowerbirds to attract a mate. In this title, leveled text takes young readers through the… More →

Whooping cranes are the tallest birds in North America. They once flew across the continent in large flocks. But today the birds are endangered. In this leveled title, readers will learn… More →

From stepping into swamps to climbing trees, barred owls are ready for adventure! Beginning readers can learn about these striped predators, from where they live to what they eat, with this… More →

Saw-whet owls are tiny owls that live deep in forests. In this beginning title, readers can peer through the branches to learn about the features, diet, and life cycle of these little birds.… More →

Screech owls are masters of camouflage. Their feathers look like tree bark! Young readers can learn all about these hidden owls, from what they eat to where they live, in this beginning… More →