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Fun facts about
these fascinating animals you'll see in Banff National Park. A moose
is really just the largest deer, elk make lots of squealing and
grunting noises, mule deer hop with stiff legs like a rabbit. Also,
how to identify moose, mule deer, caribou and elk tracks. (Picture
book)
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Before
you spot a bear up close, find out about the habits of black bears
and grizzlies – what they eat (honey and fruit, plants
and leaves, fish, deer), how fast they can run (up to 30mph),
natural predators (none). (Picture book)
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Beavers
Deborah Hodge, Pat Stephens
At dawn or dusk,
look for beavers building their stick-and-mud dams and lodges in
the streams and ponds in the park. Read about what beavers eat,
how they move through the water, build dams and lodges, and how
to spot them. (Picture book)
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Story
of Little Beaver who doesn't have any beaver brothers or sisters.
When Little Beaver sets off across the lake to find a friend,
he meets up with a duck, an otter, a turtle, and a wise old beaver.
Wonderful illustrations. Fun for little ones.
(Picture book)
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(More children's
books on other Alberta pages) |
