Pecas & Paloma
Pecas & Paloma’s Picture Perfect Path Past Parts of a Pretty Planet
Pecas and Paloma’s picture, perfect path past parts of a pretty planet follows a pair of young mourning doves takin off for their winter nesting grounds in the jungles of Central America. From their apartment home on the edge of a great lake to the Gulf of Mexico, they meet many new friends and encounter a vast array of beautiful areas of North America along the way, with a birds-eye view of wonder at the world below.
Urban and Agricultural Animals
Featured in Pecas & Paloma
Dove | Columba livia
Cat | Felis catus
Dog | Canis lupus familiaris
Cow | Bos taurus
Geese | Branta canadensis
Whale | Balaenoptera musculus
Dolphin | Delphinus delphis
Sea Gull | Larus argentatus
Pig | Sus scrofa domesticus
Armadillo | Dasypus novemcinctus
The mourning dove (Zenaida macroura) is a member of the dove family, Columbidae. The bird is also known as the American mourning dove, the rain dove, and as the turtle dove, the Carolina pigeon and Carolina turtledove. The bird is a strong flier, capable of speeds up to 55 mph and many migrate from the US and Canada as far south as the jungles of central America in the winter.
Sample pages from Pecas & Paloma
Flip Book Sample
Not sure this will work for folks. Feel free to give it a try - Its supposed to be a little graphic book so you can flip the pages and see what the story book would look like. Let me know if it doesn't work for you and what platform you're using. I’ll try to find something more universal if they don’t work.
Set your view to a two page view so I looks like an open book.
Awesome Migration Information 4 U
Check out these great resources on migration data …
The Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center is part of the National Zoo and focuses on research related to migratory bird species. The site offers in-depth studies on migration patterns, environmental impacts on migratory birds, and conservation efforts to protect these species during their journeys.
WCS focuses on protecting the world’s wildlife and wild places. Their Migratory Species page offers extensive research on migratory animal species like whales, elephants, and sea turtles. It also includes data on migration corridors, challenges to migration, and conservation strategies.
The CMS is a global treaty dedicated to the conservation of migratory species. Managed by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), this site provides scientific reports, research on migration patterns, and international efforts to protect species that migrate across national borders.
