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<h1>Pictures, beautifully drawn photo-like details, of a favorite bird,
the American Robin, are the highlight of this book.</h1>
<p>This oversized children's book,
<i><b>The Robins in Your Backyard,</b></i>
features beautiful pictures
of the American Robin.
Learn more about the bird and see more pictures of the American Robin, at the author's web site
<a href="http://www.nancycarolwillis.com">Robins in Your Backyard author.</a>
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<P><FONT SIZE="2">"Cheerily, cheer-up, cheerily," sings the robin redbreast to herald springtime's arrival. He has flown over 1,000 miles to nest in the land where he was born. Join him as he courts a mate, and together
they build a nest and raise their young. Both parents feed their hungry babies every ten minutes from sunrise
to sunset. As they grow, predators and other dangers face the young robins. Will they survive to follow their
parents south in autumn?</FONT></P>
<P><FONT SIZE="2">Teachers and parents will applaud the special section that provides expert information on how
to help a baby songbird.</FONT></P>
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