Why Do I Sing? Animal Songs of the Pacific Northwest

This board book introduces ten animals that live in Pacific Northwest habitats through four-line rhymes about their vocalizations. The featured species range from honeybees and fin whales to marmots, with amphibians included as well. A spotted owl sings at night above the treetops, while Pacific tree frogs create a twilight chorus across wetlands, pastures, and forests. Realistic illustrations pair each animal with its habitat and the sounds it makes.