Crowley County Combined Library

Explains the growth and development of birds by following the life cycle of robins.

Describes and illustrates baboons and their infants and how they survive in the wild.

Provides the special names for such baby mammals as the fawn, joey, and puppy, describing their physical characteristics, behavior, and treatment by their parents.

Miss Dana's class observes two blue jays as they make their nest, have babies, and teach them to fly. Includes information on the physical characteristics and behavior of blue jays.

Discover how different animal parents transport their young.

Explores the many ways in which mammals, birds, and insects look after their offspring.

When summer nears its end in Antarctica, emperor penguins bound out of the water and gather together to begin a long march. They march to their nesting ground 100 miles away. When they arrive, each penguin chooses a mate and starts a family.

Describes and illustrates the characteristics and behavior of robins and their chicks

Describes how a penguin chick depends on its parents to survive in the Antarctic.