Hawk mother returns : a story of interspecies adoption / Kara Hagedorn, Marlo Garnsworthy.
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TextPublisher: Berkeley, California : Web of Life Children's Books, [2024]Copyright date: ©2024Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : color photographs ; 23 x 27 cmContent type: - text
- still image
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781970039085
- 1970039086
- Red-tailed hawk -- Juvenile literature
- Red-shouldered hawk -- Juvenile literature
- Hawks -- Juvenile literature
- Parental behavior in animals -- Juvenile literature
- Birds of prey -- Wounds and injuries -- Treatment -- Juvenile literature
- Wildlife rehabilitation -- Juvenile literature
- Wildlife rescue -- Juvenile literature
- Contributing photographers: Glenn Forbes, Kara Hagedorn, Eva Vigil.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
An injured red-tailed hawk can no longer fly free, but her instinct to become a mother is so strong that she adopts and raises two abandoned red-shouldered hawks in this true and heartwarming story of interspecies friendship.
When someone cuts down a tree containing a nest, two hawk eggs are in desperate need of help. Sunshine the hawk mother to the rescue! Sunshine is a red-tailed hawk who can no longer fly. Her mothering instinct is so strong that she once successfully raised two chicken eggs to adulthood. She seems like the perfect choice to adopt these eggs. But there is a problem: The eggs are red-shouldered hawks, not red-tailed hawks, and one of them has already hatched. Will Sunshine accept an egg and newly hatched chick of a competing hawk species? Will Sunshine be a mother again? Find out in this uplifting sequel about interspecies adoption and the deep trust and understanding between Sunshine and zoologist Kara Hagedorn. Read the other book in this series: Hawk Mother: The Story of a Red-tailed Hawk Who Hatched Chickens.Companion story to: Hawk mother : the story of a red-tailed hawk who hatched chickens.
Contributing photographers: Glenn Forbes, Kara Hagedorn, Eva Vigil.
An injured red-tailed hawk can no longer fly free, but her instinct to become a mother is so strong that she adopts and raises two abandoned red-shouldered hawks in this true and heartwarming story of interspecies friendship.
Ages 5-9.