TY  - BOOK
AB  - What happens when two baby chickens find themselves in a nest with a hawk? Don't hawks usually eat chickens? Sunshine, a red-tailed hawk, can no longer fly free. But her instinct to be a mother is so strong that she builds a nest in her aviary every spring and lays two infertile eggs. One year, Kara, her caretaker, decides to try something different. She gives Sunshine two chicken eggs. Join zoologist Kara Hagedorn and Sunshine to find out what happens in this delightful story of interspecies cooperation.
AU  - Hagedorn, Kara,
CN  - QL696.F32
CN  - QL696.F32
ID  - 808075
KW  - Red-tailed hawk
KW  - Chicks
KW  - Eggs
KW  - Chickens
KW  - Nest building
KW  - Parental behavior in animals
N2  - What happens when two baby chickens find themselves in a nest with a hawk? Don't hawks usually eat chickens? Sunshine, a red-tailed hawk, can no longer fly free. But her instinct to be a mother is so strong that she builds a nest in her aviary every spring and lays two infertile eggs. One year, Kara, her caretaker, decides to try something different. She gives Sunshine two chicken eggs. Join zoologist Kara Hagedorn and Sunshine to find out what happens in this delightful story of interspecies cooperation.
SN  - 9780988330375
SN  - 0988330377
T1  - Hawk mother :the story of a red-tailed hawk who hatched chickens /
TI  - Hawk mother :the story of a red-tailed hawk who hatched chickens /
ER  -