About This Book
Urban Roosts takes young readers on a fascinating journey into the lives of birds that call the city home. It describes various species and their unique nesting habits, from pigeons under bridges to falcons on skyscrapers, highlighting their remarkable ability to adapt to a human-dominated environment. The book gently introduces concepts of urban ecology and animal resilience, making it an excellent choice for children aged 4-11 who are curious about nature and wildlife, especially those living in or visiting urban areas. It encourages observation and appreciation for the natural world found right outside our windows.
Discussion Prompts
1
What kinds of birds have you seen in our neighborhood or city?
2
Where do you think birds in our area might build their nests?
3
How do city birds find food and water when there aren't many trees or natural spaces?
4
What are some ways we can help protect birds and their nests in the city?
5
If you were a bird, where would you choose to build your nest in a city, and why?
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