Summer vacation is about to usher in, and summer vacation good book recommendations are naturally indispensable. This time, I recommend a magical zoo series produced by @Sunshine Blog "Encyclopedia of Wild Birds for Children", and the same series also has "Encyclopedia of Wild Animals for Children" and "Encyclopedia of Marine Animals for Children", which will be shared one by one.
This is a popular science picture book from France, the picture is high-definition, the picture quality is touching, the visual impact brought by it is very shocking, can't help but directly shoot the picture up close, you can first feel this reality.
The book explains in detail the cold knowledge of 190 species of birds, with up to 200 high-definition pictures and 100 videos directly visiting the world of wild birds, which is interesting and informative! In the reading, you will be surprised and shocked, some of those birds are petite and delicate, and some are big pengs spreading their wings; Some fly fast, some fly in the air; Some fly with wings, some birds sing four wild... Chirping, chirping, returning, flying freely makes people imagine how good it would be if they were! The documentary-style picture quality makes people feel like they are at home without leaving home, and the birds are observed up close, which satisfies the curiosity of the children very well, and Xianbao constantly asks why.
In April, the 20-gram swift returned from Africa after a 10,000-kilometer journey.
Drifting albatrosses spend 90% of their time gliding at sea and only landing on the surface when fishing.
Swans are the most feathered birds, about 25,000, three-quarters of which are small feathers covering the head and neck.
The white-shouldered eagle is too heavy to catch birds in flight, preferring to rest at the top of a tree and wait.
Mandarin duck feathers are waterproof, can float, and sleep on the water.
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This book contains a lot of interesting bird knowledge that children may not be able to learn, and with the rhythm of this book, children will find that there are so many fascinating birds moving around in their own living environment!
When reading this book, my first thought was of the wild bird observation activities when I was a child, and after school, I would go to the nearby woods to look for bird tracks, and through gradual observation and recording, I had a preliminary understanding of the characteristics and knowledge of birds. Today, I am glad to see that this book can bring this way of learning to more children, and can transform complex knowledge of the natural world into information that is easy for children to understand and accept.
This charming and valuable children's book is the perfect summer book to give children a chance to explore the world of birds!
