The Illustrated Book of Birds
By Jiří Felix
What secrets help birds survive, communicate and thrive in habitats across the temperate world?
informative · detailed · colourful · engaging
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What is The Illustrated Book of Birds about?
Discover the fascinating world of birds in this richly illustrated reference book. More than 240 species from temperate regions are introduced through detailed descriptions and colourful artwork. Learn how birds are shaped for different habitats, what they eat, how they communicate and where they build their nests. From familiar garden visitors to striking birds of prey, each entry explores behaviour, breeding, migration and survival, making this an engaging guide for young birdwatchers and anyone curious about the natural world.
About the author
Jiří Felix was a Czech zoologist, writer and keen nature enthusiast who helped young readers discover the amazing world of animals. He worked closely with Prague Zoo and wrote lively, informative books about wildlife, birds and other creatures. His well-known titles include New Stories from Prague Zoo and The Illustrated Book of Birds. Through clear explanations and fascinating facts, Felix encouraged children to look carefully at nature and to care for the animals and habitats they share with us.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2000
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