Incoming Resources
- How birds migrate, Paul Kerlinger ; revisions by Ingrid Johnson ; illustrated by Pat Archer
- Winged migration, a Sony Pictures Classics release, a film by Jacques Perrin ; a co-production of Galatee Films, France 2 Cinema, France 3 Cinema, Bac Films..
- Atlas of bird migration, tracing the great journeys of the world's birds, general editor, Jonathan Elphick
- North on the wing, travels with the songbird migration of spring, Bruce M. Beehler
- The migration of birds, seasons on the wing, Janice M. Hughes
- Vagrancy in birds, Alexander Lees & James Gilroy
- Living on the wind, across the hemisphere with migratory birds, Scott Weidensaul
- A season on the wind, inside the world of spring migration, Kenn Kaufman
- Winged migration, the junior edition, text by Stephane Durand and Guillaume Poyet
- Birding for babies, a colors book, by Chloe Goodhart ; illustrated by Gareth Lucas
- Winged migration, a Sony Pictures Classics release, a film by Jacques Perrin ; produced by Jacques Perrin, Christophe Barratier ; directed by Jacques Perrin ; co-directed by Jacques Cluzaud, Michel Debats
- Gatherings of angels, migrating birds and their ecology, edited by Kenneth P. Able ; with contributions by Kenneth P. Able [and others] ; maps drawn by Cindy Lippincott
- A world on the wing, the global odyssey of migratory birds, Scott Weidensaul
- Migratory and resident birds explained, Ruth Bjorklund
- Winged migration, Jacques Perrin ; text by Jean-Fraçnois Mongibeaux ; prefaces by Jacques Perrin and Jean Dorst ; Galatée Films photographers, Mathieu Simonet ... [and others ; English translation by David Wharry]
- Winged migration, a Sony Pictures Classics release, a film by Jacques Perrin ; a co-production of Galatee Films, France 2 Cinema, France 3 Cinema, Bac Films..
- Counting on birds, tales of migration, producer, Phil Vaugh
- How do birds find their way?, by Roma Gans ; illustrated by Paul Mirocha
- Where do the birds go?, a migration mystery, by Rebecca Olien ; illustrated by Katie Mcdee
- Say goodbye to the cuckoo, migratory birds and the impending ecological catastrophe, Michael McCarthy