Hummingbird
Hummingbird by Nicola Davies, published by Walker Books and Subsidiaries in 2019, is a children’s book that explores the remarkable journey of a tiny hummingbird. With 32 pages, this edition presents a narrative that highlights the bird’s migration from Mexico to as far north as Canada and Alaska, emphasizing its small size and the challenges it faces during this 2,000-mile trip.
Readers will discover the intricacies of the hummingbird’s migration, including the various encounters it has along the way. This book delves into themes of nature and geography, providing insights into the animal’s life and the environments it traverses. Through engaging storytelling, Hummingbird invites young readers to explore the world of birds and the science behind their incredible journeys.
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A hummingbird weighs less than a nickel, less than a 20 pence piece, less than a 50 cent bit. Whatever way you use to measure it, it’s tiny. But every spring, hummingbirds that have spent the winter in Mexico fly north to make the most of the warmer weather. They nest as far north as Canada and Alaska – a 2,000-mile trip, made by a bird smaller than your thumb. This is the story of one spring migration: of a tiny bird, its amazing journey and the people it meets along the way.
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