Click Science and Discovery Magazine for Preschoolers and Young Children

Crow Not Crow

My brothers all love to go out birding with Dad. They don’t have any trouble telling one bird from another.

But to me, birds look pretty much the same—wings, beak, and legs. And sometimes when I see them flying far away, they are just blurs against the sky. The first day Dad took me out birding, I said, “Maybe the boys have better eyes.”

Dad handed me a pair of small binoculars just the right size for my

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