The First Book of Birds by Margaret Williamson (Living Book Press) peter pan You'll love her wry humor

You'll love her wry humor and journalistic writing to help you figure out where we all go from here

With helpful tips on how to attract and identify moths

Jane is a former Countryside Ranger

Fitzgerald's masterpieces include The Beautiful and Damned

Walliser is the co-author of "Grow Organic" and her preventative actions range from cut the leaf or damaged part off to using non-caustic botanical oils and neem on the affected plants

The First Book of Birds by Margaret Williamson (Living Book Press) peter pan You'll love her wry humorWe all know a bird when we see one, but what makes a bird a bird? A bird could never be mistaken for a dog or a lizard or a butterfly. A bird is simply a bird. Although there are many kinds of birds, they look and behave so much alike you can always tell them from other animals. You might think a bird is different because it flies. But some birds penguins and ostriches, for example cannot fly at all. And some other animals can. Bats and insects do.