Still want to learn more? There are tons of online resources that dive deeper into the world of birds - check them out! 

• Audubon for Kids

• Songs of Spring

• Cornell Lab Videos

• Bird Academy Play Lab

• All About Bald Eagles

There are many birding apps to choose from. Many are tailored to help beginners start the birding process. Some of the most popular options are: 

• iBird Pro 

• Audubon Birds 

• National Geographic Birds 

• Peterson Birds

• Merlin Bird ID 

To take your birding to the next level, check out some of these most popular Bird ID Field Guides:

• Online: National Audubon Society Guide to North American Birds

• Book: The Sibley Guide to Birds by David Sibley 

• Book: Birds of Minnesota Field Guide by Stan Tekiela

• Pamphlet: Minnesota Birds: A Folding Guide to Familar Species by James Kavanagh

Become an expert in birding lingo by studying up on Bird Terms! 

Our favorite resource is The Cornell Lab's A-Z Glossary of Bird Terms - check it out! 

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Tales from Urban Birders

• Central Park and Jamaica Bay, New York

• Birding Brooklyn Bridge, New York

• Urban Patch in Columbus, OH

• 'Bird Life' Kid-Friendly Bird Crafts

• American Goldfinch Coloring Sheet

• Migration-Friendly Window Decals

• Four DIY Bird Feeders