The Blue Jays That Grew a Forest
Lynn Street, illustrated by Anne Hunter
This nonfiction account follows blue jays through a full year and examines their connection with oak forests. As autumn approaches, the birds gather acorns and bury them in open, sunny places for winter food. They recover some of these stored acorns during cold months, while others remain underground. Those forgotten acorns can sprout in spring and eventually grow into trees, helping forests extend over time.
This book appears on 4 reading lists across 1 edition from 4 organizations.
