Nests & Eggs: Red-eyed Vireo. Incessant and monotonous song, particularly in the heat of summer when most birds are quiet. Resources & free notebooking pages.
Nests & Eggs: Downy Woodpecker
Nests & Eggs: Downy Woodpecker. The smallest member of the woodpecker family in North America…and the most helpful! Resources & free notebooking pages.
Nests & Eggs: Eastern Towhee
Nests & Eggs: Eastern Towhee. The towhee is an energetic and cheerful bird that appears before the trees are in leaf. Resources & free notebooking pages.
Nests & Eggs: Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Nests & Eggs: Ruby-throated Hummingbird. These beautiful creatures that glitter like jewels are in a family by themselves because they are unique! Resources & free notebooking pages.
A Text-Book Of Entomology ~ Free
Free Text-Book of Entomology written by a former professor of zoology who loves his subject!
Nests & Eggs: Redwing Blackbird
Nests and Eggs Bird Study: Redwing Blackbird. Noisy chatterers and social, they helpfully eat injurious insects and weed seeds. Resources & free notebooking pages.
Nests & Eggs: Kingbird
Nests and Eggs Bird Study: The Kingbird. Bold and fearless, kingbirds prefer to live in close proximity to dwellings. Resources & free notebooking pages.
The Complete Book of Birdhouse Construction
The Complete Book of Birdhouse Construction is an inexpensive book that provides detailed instructions for building quality birdhouses.
Water Cycle Printables ~ Free
Water on earth is always moving, and always changing from liquid to vapor to ice and back again. These free downloads make the water cycle easy to understand for younger students.
Nests & Eggs: Orchard Oriole
Nests and Eggs Bird Study: The Orchard Oriole. Similar to the Baltimore Oriole, but smaller. Found at the tops of trees singing his sweet song. Resources & free notebooking pages.
First Studies of Plant Life ~ Free eBook
First Studies of Plant Life is an illustrated guide to experimenting with plants. A perfect complement to our free nature study series!
Nests & Eggs: Catbird
Nests and Eggs Bird Study: The Catbird. His song resembles the meow of a cat. You’ll find him at the top of a dense thicket. Resources & free notebooking pages.
