BIRDS
Bringing the world of Birds to your fingertips, Fandex presents the ideal field guide.
The images are large, the details sharp, the colors bright. Each die-cut profile is unmistakable – it’s like having the real bird in your own hand.
There are instantly accessible details about each bird’s habitat, range, diet, nest, eggs and conservation status, as well as appearance, habitats and even song pattern, Plus “pigeon milk” and the Indigo Bunting’s ability to navigate by starlight, how the Killdeer fakes injury to distract predators, and Benjamin Franklin’s surprising nominee for America’s national bird.
– 50 individually die-cut cards
– Full color throughout
– Knowledge at your fingertips
– For the whole family
Product Features
- Fandex Family Field Guides Birds
Fairly useless, even for a intermediate bird watcher I don’t write many reviews and definitely not many one-star reviews. The book’s claim of being “fully illustrated” is absolutely false. The sparrow and finch sections were fairly detailed but the rest was really not useful. I am not a huge birder but I enjoy being able to identify birds and love learning about new birds when I travel. I’m on a trip Georgia, so nowhere exotic and there have been many birds that I’ve had difficulty finding and had to use my phone to identify correctly…
We actually have many of these Fandex “books” and all of them have been an easy and fun way to learn about lots of different … Just received this and my daughter loves it! We actually have many of these Fandex “books” and all of them have been an easy and fun way to learn about lots of different subjects.
Birds (Golden Guide) I am giving this to my sis-in-law(along with some other things). It came quickly and in excellent condition. For years I have given my sis-in-law a gift card for Christmas. She doesn’t have a lot of interests, and she doesn’t like to read. When she mentioned that she wished she had a book about birds, I took a chance and ordered this. It is small, but it is full of info and has a lot of pictures. This would be a good stocking stuffer for a kid about third grade and up, or any other adult…