Fly: A Child's Guide to Birds and Where to Spot Them
Fly: A Child's Guide to Birds and Where to Spot Them
Meet over 150 feathered friends in this celebration of avian wonder
This stunning guide invites future birdwatchers to discover the incredible diversity of birds that share our planet. From the lesser flamingo – 'hero of the friendly flock' – to the swift that can spend four years on the wing, each page reveals extraordinary creatures with remarkable abilities. David Lindo, known as the Urban Birder, brings together species with superhuman talents, splendid plumage, and surprising behaviours that will captivate curious minds.
The book beautifully weaves together scientific facts with mythology and folklore, showing how cultures throughout history have been inspired by their feathered neighbours. Children will learn where to spot these magnificent birds, from urban environments to wild coastlines, while discovering fascinating facts like how the white tern lays her egg on a bare branch. Sara Boccaccini Meadows' exquisite watercolour illustrations bring each bird to life with stunning detail and vibrant colour.
Shortlisted for the prestigious 2024 Wainwright Prize for Children's Nature and Conservation Writing, this latest addition to Magic Cat's celebrated 'In Our Nature' series continues their tradition of combining beautiful design with inspiring content that nurtures a love of the natural world.
Suitable for children aged 7 years and up
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