Birds

Birds are bipedal, warm-blooded, egg-laying vertebrates characterized primarily by having feathers, wings (which generally enable them to fly), and hollow bones. Birds were created on the fifth day of creation, along with other "flying creatures," including insects or anything else that God deemed a flying creature. Hosea 11:11 characterizes them as timid. Birds range in size from the tiny hummingbirds to the huge Ostrich or Emu. There are about 8,800-10,200 living bird species.

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Burgess Bird Book for Children
by Thornton W. Burgess
from Dover Publications
in Living Science (Location: SCI-CMLS)
Canada Goose at Cattail Lane
Smithsonian's Backyard
by Janet Halfmann, illustrated by Daniel Stegos
1st edition from Smithsonian Books
for Kindergarten-3rd grade
in Birds (Location: SCI-BIRD)
Christian Liberty Nature Reader Book 1
by Florence Bass & Julie McNair Wright
3rd edition from Christian Liberty Press
for 1st grade
in CLP Phonics & Reading (Location: REA-CLP)
$13.35
How Do Birds Find Their Way?
by Roma Gans
from HarperCollins
for 1st-3rd grade
in Birds (Location: SCI-BIRD)
$3.00 (1 in stock)
Lizards for Lunch
by Conrad J. Storad
from Bobolink Media Inc.
for Preschool-3rd grade
in Birds (Location: SCI-BIRD)
$3.00 (1 in stock)
Mother's Journey
by Sandra Markle
Reprint from Charlesbridge
for 1st-3rd grade
in Birds (Location: SCI-BIRD)
Ostriches
by Herbert S. Zim, illustrated by Russell Francis Peterson.
from Purple House Press
for Kindergarten-4th grade
in Birds (Location: SCI-BIRD)
$7.99
Owl Babies
by Martin Waddell
from Candlewick Press
for 1st-3rd grade
in Picture Books (Location: PICTURE)
Owls
National Geographic Kids Level 1: Starting to Read
by Laura Marsh
from National Geographic
for Kindergarten-1st grade
in National Geographic Early Readers (Location: EAR-NGR)
$2.50 (1 in stock)
Penguin Chick
Lets-Read-and-Find-Out Science
by Betty Tatham
from HarperCollins
for 1st-4th grade
in Arctic & Tundra (Location: SCI-ECO)