The birds of North America — every page a real species, with one curious fact. Color them, and meet every bird as you go.
Each book is a set of real bird species with one curious fact per page — color, learn, relax.
The next addition to the Wild Wings series.
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Actual coloring pages from the book — with the curious facts that go with them.
A pair often raises two broods in a season, with the female starting a second nest while the male is still feeding the first brood's fledglings.
When a Brown-headed Cowbird sneaks an egg into its nest, the warbler sometimes builds a whole new nest floor right over the top, burying the intruder's egg.
The sexes look so different that early naturalists described the plain, unstreaked female as an entirely separate species from the boldly patterned blue-and-black male.
Wild Wings is the first world in the AVIWYN universe — a series devoted to helping people meet the birds in their own backyard, one coloring page and one curious fact at a time.
Every illustration is carefully crafted from the real species — its habitat, its behavior, the shape of its bill — so the page teaches as you color.
By Serge & Lily Nikitenko
