Books in A Harpercollins Nature Study Book series

Introduces the many kinds of plants and animals found in freshwater wetlands, including flycatchers, whirligig beetles, and tiny water fleas and worms

Introduces the many kinds of sea creatures that can be found in tide pools, including starfish, mollusks, crustaceans, and jellyfish.

A close-up look at seven easily identifiable trees discusses the special characteristics of some of the world's largest plants, explaining how such diverse species as the ginko, pine, sycamore, and willow play a key role in the global environment.

Provides information on the habits and behavior of house sparrows, starlings, robins, wrens, hummingbirds, and nighthawks, with clues for easy identification.

Introduces seven trees commonly found in North America, and discusses the importance of trees in our global environment

Introduces the many kinds of sea creatures that can be found in tide pools, including starfish, mollusks, crustaceans, and jellyfish.

Introduces young children to underwater life by giving a tour of miniature natural aquariums known as tide pools, where a crusty crab, sea lettuce, fifty snails, a jellyfish, or a starfish may be found.

Provides information on the habits and behavior of house sparrows, starlings, robins, wrens, hummingbirds, and nighthawks, with clues for easy identification.

Accurate and colorful illustrations help provide a clear and informative look at the important natural resource of freshwater wetlands, showing how an abundance of important plants, animals, and insects live in these habitats.

Teaches children how to identify six birds--the hummingbird, the house sparrow, the starling, the robin, the nighthawk, and the house wren--that they may find in their backyards.