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Learn about beaches and coastal life with this children’s introduction to animals, plants, and seashells.Ocean beaches capture our attention like few places on Earth—and for good reason. Two vastly different ecosystems merge here, attracting a wide variety of life forms. Become a young oceanographer. Learn all about beaches and the plants and animals found there. East Coast expert Erika Zambello and West Coast naturalist Stephanie Panlasigui present a kids’ introduction to beach life. The children’s book, ideal for early and middle-grade readers, conveys fascinating information for beginners.Start by learning about beaches and their various habitats, as well as tips on beach safety, collecting etiquette, and Leave No Trace principles. That’s followed by an introduction to the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and an identification guide to common and noteworthy types of shells, plants, and animals—including birds, dolphins, manatees, and more. Seashells & Beachcombing for Kids is rounded out by family-friendly beach activities and Citizen Science Projects.Inside You’ll FindBeginner information with beachcombing tipsThe basics of oceanographyIdentification guide to coastal animals, plants, and seashellsBeach-related activities that the entire family can enjoy

Utilize this tabbed guide to learn about plants, animals, and seashells of the Pacific Coast.Beaches are the borders between two vastly different ecosystems. As such, they are teeming with a variety of fascinating life. Whether you’re a tourist on vacation or a local resident on a day trip, keep this tabbed booklet close at hand. Written by expert naturalist Stephanie Panlasigui, it features more than 100 of the most common and important animals and plants to know—from birds and fish to crabs, sharks, and more! Plus, the booklet includes other beachcombing finds—like seashells and sea glass—as well as a quick guide to tidepools.The handy booklet is applicable to the coastlines of California, Oregon, and Washington. It is organized by group for quick and easy identification, and it offers the at-a-glance information that you want to know. The pocket-size format is much easier to use than laminated foldouts, and the tear-resistant pages help to make the spiraled guide durable in the field. As an added bonus, it includes information about helping coastal life thrive in this essential habitat.Book Features:Pocket-size format—easier than laminated foldoutsProfessional photos of each speciesEntries organized by group to ensure that you quickly find what you’re looking forEasy-to-use information for even casual observersDetails about beach anatomy, how beaches are formed, and beach safety

This coloring book presents educational content about North American wildlife through interactive activities like mazes and word finds.The relationship between a mother and her child is profoundly special. This isn’t just true with humans but with animals too. The behaviors of animal parents range from carrying offspring on their back to faking injuries in order to lead predators away. Introduce children to 37 important animals to know with the Mama & Baby Animals Activity Book by Stephanie Panlasigui and Erika Zambello.Your child will learn about some of nature’s most incredible moms, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Illustrated by Phil Juliano, the coloring and activity pages present facts such as what the animals eat and where they live. Plus, “wow” facts for each species are sure to surprise and delight. Filled with useful information in an engaging format, the Mama & Baby Animals Activity Book appeals to kids of all ages!Book FeaturesAnimal illustrations to colorCaptivating activities for children of all agesFascinating educational toolMazes, word finds, crosswords, and more!

Identify bird eggs, feathers, and nests with this pocket-size booklet, organized by feather size for convenience of use.Whether you’re a tracker who studies animal signs, a bird watcher, a gardener, or someone who appreciates nature and its curiosities, keep this handy guide close at hand. Written by naturalist and environmental scientist Stephanie Panlasigui and designed for ease of use, the booklet is organized by birds’ typical feather sizes for quick identification. Narrow your choices by size and browse through the spiral-bound booklet to identify your find.The detailed photographs cover 40 species: backyard birds like the Anna’s Hummingbird, game birds like the California Quail, and raptors like the Great Horned Owl. Each entry includes information about the bird’s eggs, nest, and feathers. Plus, you’ll appreciate basic information about egg anatomy, feather anatomy, and why it’s illegal to collect bird eggs, feathers, and nests. Bring this lightweight quick guide along on your next hike, camping trip, or walk in the park, and discover which birds have been there and which birds you still might see.Quick Guide Features:Pocket-size format—easier than laminated foldoutsPhotographs and information about 40 common bird speciesHelpful details about egg and feather anatomyTear-resistant pages that make the booklet durable

Identify bird eggs, feathers, and nests with this pocket-size booklet, organized by feather size for convenience of use.Whether you’re a tracker who studies animal signs, a bird watcher, a gardener, or someone who appreciates nature and its curiosities, keep this handy guide close at hand. Written by naturalist and environmental scientist Stephanie Panlasigui and designed for ease of use, the booklet is organized by birds’ typical feather sizes for quick identification. Narrow your choices by size and browse through the spiral-bound booklet to identify your find.The detailed photographs cover 44 species: backyard birds like the American Goldfinch, game birds like the California Quail, and waterbirds like the Wood Duck. Each entry includes information about the bird’s eggs, nest, and feathers. Plus, you’ll appreciate basic information about egg anatomy, feather anatomy, and why it’s illegal to collect bird eggs, feathers, and nests.Bring this lightweight quick guide along on your next hike, camping trip, or walk in the park, and discover which birds have been there and which birds you still might see. The content is applicable to the Northwest states of Alaska, Oregon, and Washington, as well as southern British Columbia.Quick Guide Features:Pocket-size format—easier than laminated foldoutsPhotographs and information about 44 common bird speciesHelpful details about egg and feather anatomyTear-resistant pages that make the booklet durable

Identify bird eggs, feathers, and nests with this pocket-size booklet, organized by feather size for convenience of use.Whether you’re a tracker who studies animal signs, a bird watcher, a gardener, or someone who appreciates nature and its curiosities, keep this handy guide close at hand. Written by naturalist and environmental scientist Stephanie Panlasigui and designed for ease of use, the booklet is organized by birds’ typical feather sizes for quick identification. Narrow your choices by size and browse through the spiral-bound booklet to identify your find.The detailed photographs cover 40 species: backyard birds like the American Robin, raptors like the Red-tailed Hawk, and waterbirds like the Canada Goose. Each entry includes information about the bird’s eggs, nest, and feathers. Plus, you’ll appreciate basic information about egg anatomy, feather anatomy, and why it’s illegal to collect bird eggs, feathers, and nests. Bring this lightweight quick guide along on your next hike, camping trip, or walk in the park, and discover which birds have been there and which birds you still might see. The content is applicable to the Rocky Mountain states, including Colorado, Idaho, Montana, northern Nevada, northern Utah, and Wyoming.Quick Guide Features:Pocket-size format—easier than laminated foldoutsPhotographs and information about 40 common bird speciesHelpful details about egg and feather anatomyTear-resistant pages that make the booklet durable

Identify bird eggs, feathers, and nests with this pocket-size booklet, organized by feather size for convenience of use.Whether you’re a tracker who studies animal signs, a bird watcher, a gardener, or someone who appreciates nature and its curiosities, keep this handy guide close at hand. Written by naturalist and environmental scientist Stephanie Panlasigui and designed for ease of use, the booklet is organized by birds’ typical feather sizes for quick identification. Narrow your choices by size and browse through the spiral-bound booklet to identify your find.The detailed photographs cover 40 species: backyard birds like the Northern Cardinal, raptors like the Barred Owl, and waterbirds like the Canada Goose. Each entry includes information about the bird’s eggs, nest, and feathers. Plus, you’ll appreciate basic information about egg anatomy, feather anatomy, and why it’s illegal to collect bird eggs, feathers, and nests.Bring this lightweight quick guide along on your next hike, camping trip, or walk in the park, and discover which birds have been there and which birds you still might see. The content is applicable to the South and Southeast, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, eastern Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, eastern Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.Quick Guide Features:Pocket-size format—easier than laminated foldoutsPhotographs and information about 40 common bird speciesHelpful details about egg and feather anatomyTear-resistant pages that make the booklet durable