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Discover birds who survive winter against all odds in this poetic, gorgeously illustrated picture book
Snowflakes whirling, snow-flocks swirling, streaks of white twirl through the night ...
Youve heard of birds who migrate to warmer climates in the wintertime-but what about those who persevere through snowy weather and freezing temperatures? With elegant verse and striking illustrations, Snow Birds salutes the brave and resourceful birds who adapt to survive the coldest months.

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Snow Birds

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Table of Contents
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Snow Birds - photo 1
Snow Birds - photo 2
Words by KIRSTEN HALL Pictures by - photo 3
Words by KIRSTEN HALL Pictures by JENNI DESMOND snow birds Abrams Books for - photo 4
Words by KIRSTEN HALL Pictures by JENNI DESMOND snow birds Abrams Books for - photo 5
Words by KIRSTEN HALL Pictures by JENNI DESMOND snow birds Abrams Books for - photo 6
Words by
KIRSTEN HALL
Pictures by
JENNI DESMOND
snow
birds
Abrams Books for Young Readers
New York
Look In the tree A blue jay feeder Carved with care from fine red cedar - photo 7
Look! In the tree! A blue jay feeder.
Carved with care from fine red cedar.
Hung with love, set facing east,
a call to all: Its a peanut feast!
Blue Jay
Look here they come A blue jay pair They hop They stop They test the air - photo 8
Look, here they come! A blue jay pair.
They hop! They stop! They test the air.
They take their giftsbut hide them away.
Theyll need them more on a winters day.
Jaay! Jaay!
Little wrens roam in search of home Tea-kettle Tea-kettle Car or box - photo 9
Little wrens roam
in search of home.
Tea-kettle!
Tea-kettle!
Car or box?
Tea-kettle!
Tea-kettle!
Cans or blocks?
Tea-kettle!
Tea-kettle!
Carolina Wren
Fern or nest Tea-kettle Tea-kettle Which ones best Zip Zap Flip Flap - photo 10
Fern or nest?
Tea-kettle!
Tea-kettle!
Which ones best?
Zip Zap Flip Flap An acrobat with a crimson cap Peck Inspect Knock - photo 11
Zip! Zap!
Flip! Flap!
An acrobat with a crimson cap.
Peck! Inspect!
Knock! Collect!
A tiny bird of great intellect.
Common
Redpoll
Chit chit chit Chit chit chit Chi-tik Chi-tik Come quick Come quick A - photo 12
Chit chit chit!
Chit chit chit!
Chi-tik Chi-tik Come quick Come quick A flurry is hurrying through the - photo 13
Chi-tik! Chi-tik! Come quick! Come quick!
A flurry is hurrying through the air.
Twinkling lights in magical flight,
theyll land again soon
Snow Bunting
but where snow-flocks swirling Snowflakes whirling KREEY-A - photo 14
but where?
snow-flocks swirling Snowflakes whirling KREEY-A Ki-ki-ki-ki - photo 15
snow-flocks swirling,
Snowflakes whirling,
KREEY-A!!!!!
Ki-ki-ki-ki! Ki-ki-ki-ki!
Ki-ki-ki-ki! Ki-ki-ki-ki!
Snow Goose
streaks of white twirl through the night Then lower slower home good night - photo 16
streaks of white
twirl through
the night.
Then
lower,
slower,
home,
good night.
Hop Stop Hop Stop SO MUCH SNOW Peep Cheep Peep Cheep WE WANT MORE - photo 17
Hop! Stop! Hop! Stop!
SO MUCH SNOW!
Peep! Cheep! Peep! Cheep!
WE WANT MORE!
Check! Peck! Check! Peck!
COME ON, LETS GO!
Till back they bounce
through the barn house door.
Black Rosy-Finch
Chew chew chew Chew chew chew Chew chew chew chew chew Atlantic Puffin It - photo 18
Chew chew chew!
Chew chew chew!
Chew chew chew chew chew!
Atlantic Puffin It starts with a splash bubble rings Its gone in a flash left - photo 19
Atlantic Puffin
It starts with a splash!
bubble rings
Its gone in a flash!
left and right.
Lower,
slower,
dimming light .
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beating wings
The sea parrot steers,
Danger Danger Schools dismissed E r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r - photo 20
Danger! Danger! Schools dismissed!
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The puffin hunts the ones it missed.
SNATCH! CATCH! This battle of wills
will end with a flopping fish-filled bill.
Out of the blue comes dinner for two In such harsh conditions its what they - photo 21
Out of the blue
comes dinner for two.
(In such harsh conditions,
its what they must do.)
Ivory Gull
Eeeer eeeer eeeer eeeer EEEER then a few then four then more and more - photo 22
Eeeer eeeer
eeeer eeeer EEEER!
then a few then four then more and more and more and MORE First there - photo 23
then a few,
then four,
then more,
and more,
and more,
and MORE!
First there
Bohemian
Waxwing
were two,
Dark clouds winging taunting singing the lawless flock has come for the - photo 24
Dark clouds winging,
taunting, singing,
the lawless flock
has come for the hawk.
The frightened raptor sits frozen still.
WILL THEY EVER LEAVE?
Yes,
they will!
(But for now, this hawks fear
is their thrill.)
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