wintering

Answers questions, in simple text and illustrations, about where animals go in the autumn.

Explains how the woodchuck, black bear, red fox, and Canadian goose cope with winter in the northern parts of North America.

Explains how some insects fly south for the winter and others spend the cold months under ground, under water, in unused buildings, or as eggs or pupae.

A simple introduction to the habits of a variety of animals, including birds, bats, bears, and frogs, during the winter.

During a cold spell in December, a song sparrow that has not migrated south must adapt to the changes that winter brings.

Describes the ways animals hibernate during the winter, explaining the difference between true hibernators and light sleepers, and how they wake up in the spring.

A simple introduction to the habits of birds, bats, butterflies, and mammals in winter.

Describes some of the ways such different creatures as terns, chipmunks, bears, toads, weasels, and praying mantises survive the winter.

Four woodland animals--a squirrel, a bat, a beaver, and a bear--busily prepare for the onset of winter.

Explores the world of mites, spiders, shrews, voles, chipmunks, foxes, and other animals that live under the snow in winter, describing their homes, habitats, and survival techniques.