Introduces the world of nests, revealing the variety created by the world's birds, animals, and insects.

Shows why the mother nesting bird stays quiet and still while sitting on her eggs.

The story of a nesting pair of murrelets who fly inland from their home in the Pacific Ocean to the Douglas-fir tree area of California where an egg is laid. After the egg is hatched the parents fly back and forth to the ocean bring fish for the young bird to eat. And finally when the fledgling leaves the nest and heads to the ocean.

Simple text and photographs describe birds and the nests in which they live.

Follows the step-by-step process of a hornets' nest being built. Features step-cut pages to emphasize the way things get bigger as they grow.

Focuses on the behaviors of various kinds of birds as they return to northern areas in the spring, claim territory, court, build nests, and lay eggs.

A guide to finding animals that live in open, grassy spaces by identifying their tracks, their nests, the sounds they make, and other marks they make to show they have been in the area.

Examines how Jack's discoveries would soon change how people thought about the way dinosaurs lived.