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Tossas Cavalliery, A. G., B. Hernández Machado and J. A. Colón López. 2011. Las aves de Puerto Rico para niños. Three A Press, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The book project began in 2005 as a broader initiative of the Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (now BirdsCaribbean). The organization, interested in countries in the region producing bird teaching materials, helped four countries: Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Dominica and Puerto Rico complete their project in partnership with the U.S. Federal Fisheries and Wildlife Service.
The book project began in 2005 as a broader initiative of the Society for the Conservation and Study of Caribbean Birds (now BirdsCaribbean). The organization, interested in countries in the region producing bird teaching materials, helped four countries: Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Dominica and Puerto Rico complete their project in partnership with the U.S. Federal Fisheries and Wildlife Service.
This is how this bird guide for children was born, which has 53 species of birds, between endemic and migratory, in three main habitats: forests, urban areas and parks, and coastal areas and wetlands. In general, it is estimated that in Puerto Rico you can see about 350 different types of birds.
This is how this bird guide for children was born, which has 53 species of birds, between endemic and migratory, in three main habitats: forests, urban areas and parks, and coastal areas and wetlands. In general, it is estimated that in Puerto Rico you can see about 350 different types of birds.
Each section dedicated to a bird includes photos, scientific description, its measurements, plumage coloration, feeding patterns, curious data and habits in general.
Each section dedicated to a bird includes photos, scientific description, its measurements, plumage coloration, feeding patterns, curious data and habits in general.
The authors, Adrianne G. Tossas, Beatriz Hernández and José Colón, thank our sponsors, BirdsCaribbean and the US Fish and Wildlife for their support!
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