Hi Friends! Did you know October 12th is World Migratory Bird Day? In fact, this special day is also celebrated on the 2nd Saturday of May. The state of Maryland is home to over 460 species of birds. Join us on Thursday, October 10th for a special program on Maryland Migratory Birds presented by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources or click below to place a hold on a book.
We Are Starlings: Inside the Mesmerizing Magic of a Murmuration by Robert Furrow and Donna Jo Napoli
“A stunning picture book for young nature lovers about starlings and the fascinating phenomenon of murmurations.”
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Migratory Birds: A Colors Book by Chloe Goodhart
“From the purple finch to the indigo bunting, kids will explore some of the most popular migrating birds nature has to offer while learning their unique colors, too!”
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Where Do the Birds Go? A Migration Mystery by Rebecca Olien
“In graphic novel format, text and illustrations explain why birds migrate.”
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The Forever Flowers by Michael Rosen
“A young grouse packs a precious cargo of seeds for her migratory journey, only to find an unexpected home in another land while she awaits the coming of another spring.”
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Warbler Wave by April Pulley Sayre
“Discover the magic–and the science–behind the migration of warblers with this stunning photographic picture book from the award-winning author and photographer of Raindrops Roll, Best in Snow, and Full of Fall. The migrating warblers have arrived, to feed and preen, to refuel and rest before continuing on their amazing journey of thousands of miles. This photographic picture book captures in lush detail the story of these tiny, colorful, and diverse birds. April Pulley Sayre’s vibrant photography has been called “striking” and “wonderful in every way” by Kirkus Reviews, and Warbler Wave is just that.”
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Lights Out: A Movement to Help Migrating Birds by Jessica Stremer
Based on the real-life Lights Out movement, this inspirational story shows how people can combat light pollution and make a big difference in helping to save migrating birds by turning lights off at night.
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