Earle, Olive Lydia

The author observed everything that happened to the robin family; the nest building, the appearance of the four greenish-blue eggs and then of the naked babies, the mother robin's protection of them against all hazards, and their first flights--H.W. Wilson.

Of the two thousand kinds of lizards that exist today, Miss Earle has selected some of the most unusual for this nature study.

An account of two squirrels' activities as they explore their environs, learn survival tactics, prepare for the winter, and mature to adulthood.

Introduces members of the crow family which includes the American, or common crow, ravens, magpies, and jays.

Brief descriptions with drawings of symbols chosen by many states--Elementary school library collection.

Introduces members of the crow family which includes the American, or common crow, ravens, magpies, and jays.

Introduces members of the crow family which includes the American, or common crow, ravens, magpies, and jays.