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    Tiny Fliers: A Hummingbird Story
    Tiny Fliers: A Hummingbird Story
    Tiny Fliers: A Hummingbird Story
    Ebook43 pages6 minutes

    Tiny Fliers: A Hummingbird Story

    By Jessica Lori Stein

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    Written and photographed by Seattle-based artist Jessica Stein, this charming book offers a peek into the life of a hummingbird mother as she raises her young in a small, urban backyard.

     

    Tiny Fliers documents the early lives of two hummingbird nurslings in a story that is both educational and heartwarming as it follow

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJessica Lori Stein
    Release dateApr 6, 2021
    ISBN9781736905029
    Tiny Fliers: A Hummingbird Story
    Author

    Jessica Lori Stein

    Jessica Stein is an avid nature and wildlife photographer living in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. You can find her most days photographing her feathered and furry backyard friends, or hiking in the Pacific Northwest's lush forests. This is her first book.

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