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Anyone Else Awake?

A Dawn Chorus

Carmela LaVigna Coyle
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Pages
32
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Globe Pequot Publishing

About

Dawn moves through three phases, each one represented by different bird species awakening

with their unique songs. A robin warbles first during Astronomical Dawn when the sun is still

18º below the horizon. This is followed by Nautical Dawn (12º below the horizon), heralded by

the song of a chickadee. Finally, a towhee serenades the arrival of Civic Dawn when the sun is

6º below the horizon and objects can be clearly seen. On it goes as other birds jubilantly join The

Dawn Chorus. This lyrical book about songbirds describes the unique voices of eleven common

species. Helpful back matter provides further information on how and why birds sing the way

they do.

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