The Kids' Guide to Birds of Georgia: Fun Facts, Activities and 87 Cool Birds (Birding Children's Books)

This is a wonderful resource for kids, but with enough info an adult would learn from it as well. It’s great they’re grouped by color, as kids aren’t going to necessarily know how to search by any other criteria. The pictures are close up and detailed, and the graphics showing where they nest, what types of feeders they prefer, etc. are very helpful. The only criticism I have is that it doesn’t include the Brown Thrasher, which is GA’s state bird. I realize it can’t include every bird, but it seems odd this wouldn’t be in a GA bird book.

This book- is great for kids/ adults to start with in Georgia it’s easy to read and learn. We still bought another cause it didn’t have a few we were still trying to identify but this is still one of our favorite bird books. The only thing that would’ve been nicer is if like other bird books - the birds were organized by type- wood peckers for example all together vs mixed with others.

I gave this well-illustrated book to a young girl I was spending time with for her to learn about birds and birding. I only looked at it briefly before giving to her to keep it nice. But it looked great! She loves it! For sure I would recommend this outstanding book to young bird enthusiasts interested in Georgia birds.

The books is laid out well with all the details for each bird listed. I wish there were more birds listed as we have had to search up a few. Great starter for kids. Though I find it odd and worth noting that the Brown Thrasher, Georgia's state bird, is not in the book.

First of all a backyard bird watcher at any age could benefit from this little book. It is organized but the main color of the bird. And these are the most common birds you are likely to see. Every bird in my backyard has been in the book. I also use the Audubon app to cross reference. Highly recommend especially for new birders.

My grandchildren are fascinated with watching birds in the backyard so I got this book for them. Then I realized what a great book it was and got another copy for myself.

Bought this for my granddaughter who had just turned 5. She loves to take her book and sit on the porch to watch the birds on the bird feeder.

Good pictures and kid involvement