Young Folks' Nature Field Book

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Young Folks' Nature Field Book

by J. Alden (John Alden) Loring

EN·~2 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total
1

Young Folks' Nature Field Book

0:09
2

J. ALDEN LORING

0:31
3

Publishers' Preface

0:51
4

Dedication

0:40
5

Preface

1:02
6

List of Illustrations

1:07
7

January - January First

12:18
8

February - February First

11:35
9

March - March First

12:49
10

April - April First

12:12

Description

A charming daily companion, this field guide invites young nature lovers to pause each day and discover the creatures and plants that share the season. Filled with vivid illustrations of birds, mammals, and blossoms, it offers simple clues about when and where to spot each species, turning ordinary walks into mini‑expeditions. Blank pages follow each entry, encouraging readers to record their own observations and sketches.

The book’s structure follows the calendar, presenting a new tidbit for every date, from winter feeders that attract chickadees and nuthatches to spring blooms that signal the return of songbirds. Its practical tips—like hanging suet or placing seed trays—make it easy for beginners to create welcoming habitats right at home. By noting sightings over a year, children can track patterns and even join friendly clubs that compare records.

Designed for those with limited time, the guide’s concise entries can be read in a minute or carried on a stroll, offering a steady stream of wonder without overwhelming detail. It blends education with hands‑on activity, fostering a lifelong appreciation for the natural world.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (149K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Tom Cosmas produced from files generously provided on The Internet Archive and all resultant materials are placed in the Public Domain.

Release date

2020-07-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

J. Alden (John Alden) Loring

J. Alden (John Alden) Loring

1871–1947

A tireless field naturalist and mammalogist, he spent decades collecting and studying mammals across North America and beyond. He is especially remembered for joining Theodore Roosevelt's Smithsonian African expedition and for turning his experiences in the wild into lively nature writing.

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