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    Who Laid Those Eggs?
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    Who Laid Those Eggs?

    By Gwen Petreman and Kristen Mancuso

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    Bryanna and her twin brother, Ryan, are very upset when they have to move to a condo after their parents divorce. One day, in early spring they discover two white eggs in Bryannas planter on their balcony. The twins are immediately captivated. They become quite worried when they discover neither the mother bird nor the father bird is catching food for the babies. How will they survive?
    Fascinating bird facts found at the end of the book will pique the curiosity of youngsters intrigued by world records of all kinds.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateFeb 13, 2013
    ISBN9781466976320
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    Who Laid Those Eggs?
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    Gwen Petreman

    In the spring of 2012, Gwen had the rare opportunity of photographing, at extremely close range, a pair of mourning doves. The pair of doves had chosen a small planter on her seventh-floor balcony to lay two white eggs. Gwen’s experience of observing and photographing these doves, at such close quarters, became the inspiration for her eighth book.

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