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Description
This book describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of eagles, the two North American species, and how to safely observe these birds in the wild. The coauthor is Pamela Wright.
Quick Summary
From the first page, kids become junior bird detectives, learning how to tell a bald eagle from a golden eagle just by watching their wingbeats and hearing their calls. They will love the bright close-up photos of eagles soaring over mountain peaks, the easy-to-follow spotting tips that turn any backyard or park into an eagle-watching adventure, and the fill-in eagle log that lets them record each sighting like a real scientist. If your child enjoys the mix of real-world facts and excitement found in the 'Who Would Win?' series, they will be thrilled by the hands-on eagle-spotting missions in this guide. Perfect for early readers ages 6-8 in grades K-3 who love nature, animals, and interactive activities.