The First Book of Birds by Margaret Williamson (Living Book Press) backyard play You'll meet the world's brightest

You'll meet the world's brightest

multiple images of each species are shown--including the black-bellied whistling duck

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which led her to launch her blog

The First Book of Birds by Margaret Williamson (Living Book Press) backyard play You'll meet the world's brightestWe all know a bird when we see one, but what makes a bird a bird? A bird could never be mistaken for a dog or a lizard or a butterfly. A bird is simply a bird. Although there are many kinds of birds, they look and behave so much alike you can always tell them from other animals. You might think a bird is different because it flies. But some birds penguins and ostriches, for example cannot fly at all. And some other animals can. Bats and insects do.