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This is a fun book to introduce young children to the many different types of birds. Even reading this book as an adult, I learned things about birds that I was not a ...more

Kids' Field Guide to Birds is catering to a budding bird enthusiast. However, I think any bird lover would enjoy the information provided.

I love the way the book is organzied by where the birds would most likely be seen - urban/city environments, garden feeders, lakes, desert climates, coast, woods, ...more

A good introduction to birds for any age especially for young children who are getting curious about the birds they have in there own garden. The book is more practical if you live in America, birds you would commonly find in there gardens compared to like myself to what we get in the UK.

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A beautifully accessible book to be appreciated by the whole family! Daisy Yuhas’ love of her subject matter jumps off of every page. Will continue to gift this book to all the young ones in our lives, it is too wonderful not to share! ...more

Experience the joy of birding this summer! As school lets out for the break, this guide, which covers most of North America’s birds, would make for special nature memories. For instance, wouldn’t it be cool to learn to feed hummingbirds? Or recycle a household object into a home for a Wren? Or make ...more

Excellent children's book about birding and guidance on ways to identify the various bird species. There are short but sweet sections about the individual birds but also those of similar species are given some notice. There is some advice offered such as being patient to spot the birds and also sugg ...more

I was excited to read Kid’s Field Guide to Birds by Daisy Yuhas for it has a lot to offer a beginning birder. What makes the book a little different from other field guides is the way the birds are organized. Birds are divided into 7 different categories according to the habitat they live in. As a c ...more