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This guidebook is not just a standard bird guide, it is an adventure waiting to happen.
Introduce your child to the exciting world of 35 backyard birds in North America with this one-of-a-kind guidebook. Designed for kids, this guidebook is both educational and entertaining, with colorful photos, a cheerful design, and fascinating information about birds.
While written mostly for kids ages 8 to 12, it's enjoyable for all ages.
The Guide includes 4 Parts:
Part 1: Bird Identification
The guide includes 35 of the most common backyard birds of North America, their physical characteristics, habitats, food preferences, attracting them to your backyard, birdwatching tips, and fun facts.
Part 2: All About Birds
Bird migration, breeding and nesting, body parts, and more.
Part 3: Birdwatching Tips
Tips for successful birdwatching, step-by-step DIY projects to attract birds to your backyard, and more.
Part 4: Fun Pages
Bird jokes, bird trivia, fun facts, and journal pages to document your birding trips with handy logging pages.
The Benefits of this Guide:
Kid-Friendly - Written and designed specifically for kids ages 7-13.
Colorful and Fun - Vibrant illustrations and engaging content make learning about birds exciting.
Educational - Learn interesting facts and insights about birds while having fun.
High-Quality - Full-color pages and high-quality paper for a visually appealing and durable book.
Complete Guide - Includes everything your child needs for their birdwatching adventure.
Encourages Exploration - Inspires kids to observe and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.
