Roger Tory Peterson's Numbers: A Book for Little Birdwatchers

In the tradition of Peterson's ABC of Birds follows Peterson's Numbers, the most recent delightful book for little bird watchers from author and designer Rudy Hoglund. Charmingly illustrated with paintings by Roger Tory Peterson, legendary bird authority and artist, this book will not only help young children learn their colors, but also foster interest in birds and nature.

Teaching children the importance of their part in the natural world has always been paramount in the career of Dr. Peterson. He provided leadership in the founding of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History, whose primary mission is to provide educational programs to schools throughout the nation.

Recognizing birds as part of a child's life is a fun way to become acquainted with nature. We hope you enjoy Roger Tory Peterson's Numbers.

Roger Tory Peterson is the creator of the Peterson's Field Guides, featuring Eastern and Western birds. He created a visual system of identification that revolutionized the birding world. Peterson's work has not only influenced the way we see birds, but has profoundly inspired environmental movements throughout the world.

Author and graphic designer Rudy Hoglund is an avid bird watcher, husband of Jennifer Houser, and father of their two young children, George and Veronica. Formerly art director of Time and Money magazines, he now operates his own studio, Red Bird Design, in Sag Harbor, New York. His previous book projects include Peterson's Birds: The Art and Photography of Roger Tory Peterson, Peterson's ABC of Birds, Peterson's Colors, and William Burt's Rare and Elusive Birds of North America.