Jim Arnosky

An armadillo remembers where his burrow is by the orange near the opening, but when the orange rolls away, he discovers a new way to find his home.

In spoken-word song with rhyming text, a turkey describes his life in a large flock, always looking out for other creatures that might find him tasty. (Internet component includes downloadable song) --Provided by publisher.

Illustrations and text describe some of the many things that can be found on a walk along a beach, including coconuts, shark teeth, jellyfish, crabs and different kinds of shells.

Discusses the deer that inhabit North and Central America, including information about their life cycles, eating habits, and habitats.

Presents labeled pictures of the author's choices for birds with which boys and girls under five should be familiar.

When Grandfather Buffalo, the oldest bull of the herd, trails behind the group, he finds that he is joined by a newborn calf.

In late afternoon the muskrats come out to swim, dive, and eat green water weeds.

Discusses turkeys, what they eat, where they sleep, and how they survive.

Provides a personal look at various species of fresh- and saltwater birds, including loons and grebes, mergansers, mallards, wood ducks, Canada geese, gulls, and herons.