Awesome Ospreys: Fishing Birds of the World

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Mountain Press Pub., 2006 - Juvenile Nonfiction - 62 pages
Among the most widely distributed bird species on earth, ospreys live on every continent except Antarctica. Their enormous, highly visible nests and exceptional tolerance for people make ospreys one of the most readily observed of all birds of prey. In this scientific yet light-hearted book, readers will become acquainted with ospreys and their life cycle, from courtship, nesting, and raising young to their yearly migrations. Lovely illustrations bring these birds and their aquatic world to life. Suggested activities for home or classroom give kids the chance to explore what it's like to fly, live, and fish like an osprey.

Contents

Section 1
3
Section 2
4
Section 3
6
Section 4
8
Section 5
10
Section 6
12
Section 7
14
Section 8
16
Section 13
26
Section 14
30
Section 15
34
Section 16
36
Section 17
40
Section 18
44
Section 19
46
Section 20
50

Section 9
18
Section 10
20
Section 11
22
Section 12
24
Section 21
52
Section 22
54
Copyright

About the author (2006)

For the past seven years, Donna Love has watched a loon family hatch amd raise chicks on the lake outside her door. To help with loon conservation she serves as an officer for the Montana Loon Society and speaks statewide on behalf of Montana's loons. Using her art education background, she developed a children's loon program, "Loon Tunes and Water Ballons," for use in grade schools. This program formed the basis of her book, Loons. She lives in Seeley Lake, Montana, where her husband, Tim, is the district ranger for the Seeley Lake Ranger District on the Lolo National Forest.

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