Birdlore: The Iridescent Life of Florence Merriam Bailey immigrants They can even sense the

They can even sense the vibrations from a single drop of water falling from the mouth of a drinking wildebeest over sixty feet away

) How about the large collar at the back of a Triceratops's skull

offering comfort during life's transitions

and allows them to recognize and confront things that are unfair

Shortlisted for Children's Travel Book of the Year

Birdlore: The Iridescent Life of Florence Merriam Bailey immigrants They can even sense theFrom the author of Shark Lady comes the true story of Florence Merriam Bailey, the groundbreaking scientist who inspired a nation to take up bird watching and worked tirelessly to protect our feathered friends. Before Florence, there was no such thing as "bird watching". Bright plumes on lady's hats were all the rage, but no one was climbing trees or wading through marsh grass to spot the birds they came from. Even scientists studied birds in labs