A First Book of NZ Backyard Bird Songs

Name: A First Book of NZ Backyard Bird Songs
Brand: Upstart Distribution
SKU: 9781990003899
Price: 29.99 NZD
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By Fred Van Gessel

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Brief Description

This beautifully illustrated sound guide is the perfect way to introduce both children and adults to the wonders of bird song. Each of the 12 species covered—Morepork, kāka, Sacred Kingfisher, Grey Warbler, Silvereye, Bellbird, Tui, Fantail, Chaffinch, Song Thrush, Blackbird, and Starling—has a short description explaining... Read More

Format: Paperback / softback

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A First Book of NZ Backyard Bird Songs

Description

This beautifully illustrated sound guide is the perfect way to introduce both children and adults to the wonders of bird song.

Each of the 12 species covered—Morepork, kāka, Sacred Kingfisher, Grey Warbler, Silvereye, Bellbird, Tui, Fantail, Chaffinch, Song Thrush, Blackbird, and Starling—has a short description explaining some fascinating facts about the bird. The reader can then press the relevant button on the side panel, and a 10-second burst of the bird's song will be played via the accompanying speaker.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781990003899

Publisher: Upstart Press Ltd

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 13 July 2023

Country: New Zealand

Imprint: White Cloud Books

Edition: 3rd Revised edition

Audience: Children

DIMENSIONS

Width: 134.0mm

Height: 210.0mm

Weight: 0g

Pages: 24

Collections

Children's Books Children's Picture Books Children’s, Teenage and Educational Drawing, Colouring and Painting Books for Kids Fred Van Gessel New Zealand and Australia Published New Zealand Children's Books New Zealand Published

About the Author

Highly respected author Fred van Gessel has been recording the bird sounds for more than 40 years, building up a huge knowledge of the subject during that time.