AMPHIBIANS - REPTILES
AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF THE GREAT LAKES
REGION
CALLS OF FROGS AND TOADS, THE
FROGS AND TOADS OF NORTH AMERICA, THE: A
Comprehensive Guide to Their Identification, Behavior, and Calls
HOLLOWS, PEEPERS & HIGHLANDERS
REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS OF CANADA
ROM FIELD GUIDE TO AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES
OF ONTARIO, THE
BIRDS
ALL THE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
BIRDS OF CANADA: Field Guide
BIRDS OF FOREST, YARD & THICKET
BIRDS OF ONTARIO: Habitat Requirements...
COMPACT GUIDE TO BIRDS SERIES
HAWKS & OWLS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION
& EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
KAUFMAN FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC FIELD GUIDE TO THE BIRDS
OF NORTH AMERICA (5th ed.)
PETERSON FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
ROM FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF ONTARIO
RAPTORS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (The Wheeler
Guides)
SIBLEY'S BIRDING BASICS
SIBLEY FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH
AMERICA
SIBLEY FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF WESTERN NORTH
AMERICA
SIBLEY GUIDE TO BIRDS
SPARROWS & FINCHES OF THE GREAT LAKES
REGION & EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
WARBLERS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION &
EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
WATERFOWL OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
WILD TURKEY, THE: Biology & Management
WILD TURKEY COUNTRY
WILD TURKEYS: Hunting and Watching
WOODPECKERS OF NORTH AMERICA
WOODLAND BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA: A Guide
to Observing, Understanding and Conservation
YOUNG BIRDER’S GUIDE TO BIRDS OF EASTERN
NORTH AMERICA, THE (Peterson Field Guides)
GENERAL GUIDES
GUIDE TO NIGHT SOUNDS, A
GUIDE TO WILDLIFE SOUNDS, A
NEW ENGLAND WILDLIFE
INSECTS
BUTTERFLIES OF CANADA, THE
BUTTERFLIES OF NORTH AMERICA
BUTTERFLIES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION
BUTTERFLIES OF THE NORTH WOODS
CATERPILLARS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA: A
Guide to Identification and Natural History (Princeton Field Guides)
DISCOVERING MOTHS
GUIDE TO NIGHT-SINGING INSECTS OF THE NORTHEAST
INSECTS: Spiders and Other Terrestrial Arthropods
KAUFMAN FIELD GUIDE TO BUTTERFLIES OF NORTH
AMERICA
KAUFMAN FIELD GUIDE TO INSECTS OF NORTH
AMERICA
NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION FIELD GUIDE
TO INSECTS AND SPIDERS & RELATED SPECIES OF NORTH AMERICA
POLLINATOR CONSERVATION HANDBOOK: A Guide
to Understanding, Protecting, And Providing Habitat for Native Pollinator
Insects
SONGS OF INSECTS, THE
SPIDERS OF THE NORTH WOODS
MAMMALS
BLACK BEARS: A Natural History
DEER
DEER OF NORTH AMERICA, THE
EASTERN COUGAR, THE
EASTERN COYOTE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DEER, THE
FASCINATING MAMMALS
FOREST CATS OF NORTH AMERICA
IN THE COMPANY OF MOOSE
KAUFMAN FIELD GUIDE TO MAMMALS OF NORTH
AMERICA
LEONARD LEE RUE III's WAY OF THE WHITETAIL
MAMMALS OF ONTARIO
MOOSE
MOOSE: Behavior, Ecology, Conservation
MOOSE: Giant of the Northern Forests
RETURN OF THE WOLF
SMITHSONIAN BOOK OF NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS,
THE
WAY OF THE WOLF, THE
WHITETAIL COUNTRY
WILD GUIDE: BEARS
TRACKS AND TRACKING
 A GUIDE TO
WILDLIFE SOUNDS: The Sounds of 100 Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians,
and Insects
Lang Elliott. A guide to the sounds of common North
American wildlife. From the howl of the timber wolf to the chatter
of cicadas, the songs, calls, buzzes, rattles, and other sounds of 100
species are brought together to form a vivid aural portrait of animal life
east of the Great Plains. Includes full-color photographs for each
species, as well as information on range, habitat, and behavior.
A must-have for nature lovers. 6 x 8, 112p, 100 color photos, 1 audio CD
(1 hr.), 2005.
Ontario residents, prov\incial sales tax applies.
G1901 pb/CD ..........US $24.95 CAN $29.95
A GUIDE
TO NIGHT SOUNDS: The Nighttime Sounds of 60 Mammals, Birds, Amphibians,
and Insects
Lang Elliott. A collection of field recordings
and species descriptions helps you to identify the various sounds of an
evening outdoors - from crickets and owls to otters, porcupines, and alligators.
The hour-long audio CD contains recordings of common songs, calls and other
sounds. Combines information on the appearance and nighttime habits
of each species with illustrations and color photographs. The perfect
complement to the sounds of the night. 6 x 9, 72p + 1 audio CD, 21 color
photos, 38 b&w illustrations, 2004. Ontario residents, provincial
sales tax applies.
G1642 pb/CD ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
NEW ENGLAND
WILDLIFE
Richard DeGraaf, Mariko Yamasaki. The only comprehensive
guide to the natural histories and habitats of all inland New England species.
Covers 338 inland wildlife species (terrestrial and aquatic). Each
species account includes an illustration and range map, along with information
on distribution, status, habitat, special habitat requirements, details
of breeding biology, home range and movements, and food habits. Includes
matrices relating all species to standard classifications of forest cover
- types and nonforest habitats. A necessity for all land managers,
naturalists, birders, and nature lovers. 8-1/2 x 11, 496p, 36 photos, 338
species drawings, figures, range maps, 2000.
N9578 paperback ..........US $35.00 CAN $46.95
Birds
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC FIELD GUIDE TO THE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA (5th ed.)
Jon Dunn, Jonathan Alderfer, eds.. “… This fully
updated favorite is the most current, authoritative, and comprehensive
bird guide available today.” “Any bird you encounter in North America”
- 967 species in all – are illustrated in full color and described in precise
detail, including field marks, behavior, habitat, range, and vocalization.
New edition includes thumbtabs for quick-find convenience, 80+ additional
species, and more. A valuable one-stop resource. 5-3/8 x 8,
504p, 4000 color illustrations & maps, 2006.
N3140 paperback .........US $24.00 CAN $32.00
THE YOUNG
BIRDER’S GUIDE TO BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (Peterson Field Guides)
Bill Thompson III. A Peterson Field Guide
to help kids identify 200 of the most common and interesting birds in eastern
North America. Descriptions are packed with information, including
interesting facts about each bird (i.e. behaviors, characteristics, etc.),
easy-to-read range maps, and much more. A fun, engaging guide that
provides just the right amount of information for kids who have an interest
in birds and want to learn more. 4-1/2 x 7-1/2, 256p, 300+ color photos,
200 b&w illustrations, 200 maps, 2008, ages 8-12.
Y9348 paperback..........US $14.95 CAN $17.95
WOODLAND
BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA: A Guide to Observing, Understanding and Conservation
Scott Leslie. Provides a cross-section of nearly
100 key species that make the woods home. In-depth profile for each
entry includes sections on habitat, appearance, behavior, food, migration,
sounds, family life, related species, the latest scientific information
on conservation, and a range map. Includes unique feature in that
threatened species are accompanied by an additional map detailing conservation
status for every state, province, and territory on the continent.
Comprehensive and fully iillustrated. The only bird book of its kind
to be based on woodland ecosystems. 5 x 8, 352p, approx. 200 color photos,
range maps, 2008.
W9223 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN $29.95
PETERSON
FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
Roger Tory Peterson, frwd. by Lee Allen Peterson.
In celebration of the centennial of Roger Tory Peterson’s birth comes a
historic collaboration among renowned birding experts and artists to preserve
and enhance the Peterson legacy. Combines Peterson’s Field Guide
to Eastern Birds and Field Guide to Western Birds into one updated
volume. Updates include: text revisions to reflect current knowledge
of birds and coverage of the United States and Canada in one guide; 40
new paintings and digital updates to the originals; new maps reflecting
current range information; URL to register for access to almost three hours
of video podcasts to make bird watching even easier, and; more. A
commemorative, “classic” for anyone with an interest in the birds of North
America. 6 x 9, 544p, 195 color plates, 2008.
P6145 paperback..........US $26.00 CAN $32.95
RAPTORS
OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA (The Wheeler Guides)
Brian Wheeler: Award Winner. An essential
field reference for anyone seeking to identify these notoriously tricky-to-identify
birds, navigating the reader through the pitfalls of raptor identification,
including the birds' often extreme variation by age and sex as well as
the existence of numerous "confusion" species. Full-color photographs
combine with an authoritative text (including a plumage section) that covers
all aspects of raptor biology. "One of the best and most thorough
guides to Eastern North American hawks, eagles, and other raptors ever
published." 6 x 9, 456p, 559 color plates, 37 maps, 2003.
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out of print, only 1 copy remaining!
R4766 paperback..........US $29.95 CAN $34.95
WOODPECKERS
OF NORTH AMERICA
Frances Backhouse. A comprehensive, illustrated
natural history reference to all 28 species of woodpecker found in the
United States, Canada and northern Mexico. Provides a detailed description
of the lives and attributes of each species, examining anatomy, communication,
feeding andnesting habits, reproduction, mortality and their relationship
with other woodpecker species and with humans. Identifying traits
described in species profiles include: behavior; habitat; voice; drumming
and tapping; feeding; breeding; migration and conservation, and; range
(including a color map). An authoritative, visual reference that
will appeal to birders, naturalists and general readers. 8-1/2 x 10-3/4,
232p, 100 color photos, line drawings, 2005, 2009.
W505X paperback..........US $22.95 CAN $24.95
KAUFMAN
FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
Kenn Kaufman. Designed for fast identification
in the field - features a pictorial table of contents and color-tabbed
sections, similar species groupings, and a one-page quick index.
Covers every species seen anywhere in the United States or Canada.
Concise descriptions contain distinctive habits and habitats, key field
marks, and the bird’s songs and calls. Updates to this edition
include new species, name changes, and revised range maps. “The easiest
guide to fast identification” from one of America’s foremost experts. 4-1/2
x 7-1/2, 392p, 2,000+ digitally-enhanced images, range maps, 2005.
K4239 paperback ..........US $18.95 CAN $22.95
BIRDS OF
CANADA: Field Guide
Fred Alsop III. Profiles 500+ species - all
the birds known to breed and visit in Canada. Provides key identification
tips for each species, including fascinating details on feeding, behavior,
flight pattern, life histories, maps, breeding, as well as nesting habits.
“A definitive reference to the birds of Canada.” 5-1/2 x 8-1/4, 576p, color
photos, 2005.
B0467 paperback ..........US $24.00 CAN $30.00
SIBLEY’S
BIRDING BASICS
David Allen Sibley. All the skills you need to
identify a bird in the few moments it is in your view – in one compact,
easy-to-use guide. Even experts can hone their skills. Tells
us when and where to look for birds and explains the basic concepts of
identification. An essential volume for birders at every level. 5
x 8-1/4, 192p, 4-color throughout, 2002.
S9665 flexible ..........US $15.95 CAN
$23.95
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SALE ...........US $13.95 CAN $18.95... limited quantity available!
SIBLEY GUIDE
TO BIRDS (National Audubon Society)
David Sibley. A field identification guide to the
birds of North America. Depicts and annotates 810 species and 350
regional populations, showing their stages, forms, shapes, colors, and
markings. Describes each species’ calls, and provides range maps
showing each species’ migration routes and breeding locations. A
comprehensive, easy-to-use reference for both novice and experienced birders
alike. 6 x 9-1/2, 544p, 6600+ color illustrations, maps, 2000.
S1226 flexi ..........US $35.00 CAN $53.00
THE SIBLEY
FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA
David Sibley. Packs all the information, detail
and beauty of The Sibley Guide to Birds into an expanded, improved
and portable field guide. Features 703 bird species, plus regional
populations, found west of the Rockies. Each entry contains new text
concerning frequency, nesting, behavior, food and feeding, voice description,
and key identification features. “A new classic.” 4-7/8 x 7-3/4,
472p, 4,600+ color illustrations, range maps, 2003.
S1218 flexi ..........US $19.95 CAN $25.95
THE SIBLEY
FIELD GUIDE TO BIRDS OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
David Sibley. All the information, detail and beauty
of The Sibley Guide to Birds packed into an expanded, improved,
and portable field guide. Features 650 bird species, plus regional
populations found, east of the Rocky Mountains. Each entry contains
new text concerning frequency, nesting, behavior, food and feeding, voice
description, and key identification features. An authoritative guide
to the birds of the East. 4-7/8 x 7-3/4, 432p, 4,200+ color illustrations,
range maps, 2003.
S120X flexi ..........US $19.95 CAN $22.95
ALL THE
BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA (American Bird Conservancy's Field Guide)
Jack Griggs. An easy-to-use guide to some 800 species.
Uses icons and color bars keyed to how birds collect food, and other visual
characteristics. Panoramic illustrations depict birds in their natural
feeding habitat. A weather-resistant, pocket-size format with flexible
vinyl cover. A "must-have" field guide making identification quick
and easy. 8-5/8 x 4-1/4, 400p, 600 range maps, color illustrations, 1997.
A0282 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN
$29.95
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BIRDS OF
FOREST, YARD & THICKET
John Eastman. A field guide and much more.
Once you know a bird's name, you can learn its nearest kin, the behaviors
you're likely to see, and the best times for observing it. Describes
68 common bird species of eastern North America, from finches to pheasants,
and the complex ecology between the birds and their habitats. 5 x 8, 356p,
illustrations, 1997.
B6800 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
BIRDS OF
ONTARIO: Habitat Requirements, Limiting Factors, and Status (Volume 1:
Nonpasserines, Loons through Cranes)
Al Sandilands. An intricate compilation of information
on habitat, limiting factors, and status for 84 species of nonpasserines
that occur regularly in Ontario. Covers breeding, migration, and
winter for the three primary avian seasons. Species accounts include
habitat, nest sites, territoriality, site fidelity, annual reproductive
effort, habitat loss and degradation, environmental contaminants, and more.
An essential reference. Although the focus is on Ontario birds, the
book is highly relevant to adjacent provinces and states. 8 x 10, 366p,
84 line drawings, 88 maps, 2005, 2007.
B229X paperback ..........US $30.95 CAN $35.00
ROM FIELD
GUIDE TO BIRDS OF ONTARIO
Dr. Janice Hughes. A comprehensive Ontario bird
guide that fits into a coat pocket. Covers 300+ migrant and resident
Ontario bird species and accidentals. Individual “species accounts”
contains a color photograph of the featured bird alongside a detailed description
of its appearance, voice, habitat, behavior, and distribution maps. 4-1/2
x 8, 416p, 400 color photos, maps, 2001.
R6509 paperback ..........US $25.95 CAN $29.99
COMPACT
GUIDE TO BIRDS SERIES
Pocket-sized, introductory field guides to bird species
common to each region (typically, 80+ species). Contains details
on key identification features, size, voice, status, habitat, and nesting.
Includes a reference guide and quick guide to the bird groups. Handy,
easy-to-use. 4-1/4 x 7-1/2, 192p, color illustrations, range maps, 2005,
softcover.
C4671 ONTARIO ..............................US
$10.95 CAN $12.95
C4736 ATLANTIC CANADA........US $10.95 CAN
$12.95
HAWKS &
OWLS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION & EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Chris Earley. An invaluable field guide to 30+
species of birds of prey. Concise descriptions combine with clean,
color photos to make quick and precise identification possible. Includes
male/female differences, seasonal and immature plumage, morphs and distinctive
markings. Comparison pages group similar-looking birds on a single
page for quick reference. A comprehensive guide that will be indispensable
to naturalists, students and birders at all levels of experience, from
Florida to Ontario. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 128p, 180 color photos, range maps,
2004.
H8478 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $16.95
SPARROWS
& FINCHES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION & EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Chris Earley. A field guide designed to help beginner
and advanced birders to identify accurately 60 types of sparrows, finches,
and their look-alikes. Features detailed descriptions of song, habitat
and plumage changes according to season and gender. Comparison pages
group similar-looking birds on a single page for quick reference.
A special section, “What Can I Do to Help the Sparrows," offers simple
ways to attract sparrows and finches to your own backyard. A handy,
comprehensive reference for enthusiasts and birders at all levels. 5-1/2
x 8-1/2, 128p, 220 color photos, range maps, 2003.
S7072 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $16.95
WARBLERS
OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION & EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Chris Earley. Identifies 48 species of these fascinating,
yet often elusive birds. Crisp, color photos are complemented by
precise descriptions, including distinctive markings, seasonal plumage
changes, song description, and behavioral habits. Comparison pages group
similar-looking birds on a single spread to ensure accurate identification.
A compact, handy guide designed for both beginners and the experienced.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 128p, 240+ color photos, range maps, 2003.
W7099 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $16.95
WATERFOWL
OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA
Chris Earley. An illustrated field guide identifying
the large variety of waterfowl found in the eastern Continental Divide
from Florida to Ontario. Coverage includes: ducks and geese; swans
and pelicans, and; loons, grebes and cormorants. Concise descriptions
contain common name, biological classification, identifying features, seasonal
and immature plumage, and more. Comparison pages group similar-looking
birds for quick reference. An indispensable field guide and reference
for birders and naturalists. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 160p, 400 color photos, range
maps, 2005.
W0570 paperback ..........US $17.95 CAN $19.95
THE WILD
TURKEY: Biology & Management
James Dickson, ed.. A National Wild Turkey Federation
and U.S. Forest Service book. The standard reference for all subspecies
- Eastern, Gould's, Merriam's, Florida and Rio Grande. Contains extensive
information on all aspects of wild turkey ecology and management.
Covers: population influences and management; physical characteristics
and behavior; habitat use by season, sex and age; historical and seasonal
ranges and habitat types; restoration techniques; nesting ecology, and;
more. The most comprehensive reference available on the subject.
8 x 11, 480p, 40 color and 300 b&w photos, 1992. OVERSIZE.
W859X hardcover ..........US $79.95 CAN $98.95
WILD TURKEY
COUNTRY
Lovett Williams Jr.. Williams, a professional biologist,
has spent 29+ years studying wild turkeys, their habits and habitat, breeding
ecology & social relationships, plus their food preferences & movement
patterns. Shares this knowledge gained from years of field observations
of these fascinating birds. 8-1/2 x 11, 141p, color photos, 1991.
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out of print, limited quantity available.
W2066 paperback ..........US $21.95 CAN $26.95
WILD TURKEYS:
Hunting and Watching
John J. Mettler. The description of the habits
and natural habitat provides an understanding of distribution, feeding
patterns, and mating rituals. A comprehensive guide for turkey hunters
of all ages and skill levels, including how to choose safe and effective
clothing and equipment. 6 x 9, 168p, b&w illutrations, 1998.
W0692 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $17.95
Insects
GUIDE TO
NIGHT-SINGING INSECTS OF THE NORTHEAST
John Himmelman, Michael DiGiorgio. A unique field
guide and audio CD package covering 70+ species of night-singing insects
found throughout the northeastern United States. Includes in-depth
information on three main families - the katydids, mole crickets, and true
crickets - as well as color illustrations show the distinctive features
of each species. Learn where to find each species, what color and
physical attributes are key identifiers, how species compare, and how various
sounds help identify a particular insect. A valuable resource to
studying these amazing insects of the night. 6 x 9, 160p, 156 color illustrations,
2009 (pb).
G5486 pb., w/CD..........US $24.95 CAN $28.95
POLLINATOR
CONSERVATION HANDBOOK: A Guide to Understanding, Protecting, And Providing
Habitat for Native Pollinator Insects (The Xerces Society, in association
with The Bee Works)
Matthew Shepherd, Stephen Buchmann, Mace Vaughan, Scott
Hoffman Black. A handbook to guide readers through the steps for
creating and improving habitat for insect pollinators, including selecting
and planting forage flowers (plant lists), providing nesting and egg-laying
sites, and caring for pollinator habitat over time. Features an introduction
to pollinators, why they are important, threats, an extensive resource
section, as well as ideas for educational activities. An indispensible
resource for gardeners, farmers, and managers of parks, recreational areas,
and wild lands. 6 x 8-1/2, 158p, color photos, 2003.
P7501 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
THE SONGS
OF INSECTS
Lang Elliott, Wil Hershberger. A celebration of
the chirps, trills, and scrapes of 75 common species of crickets, katydids,
locusts, and cicadas native to eastern North America, including a 70-minute
audio CD. Includes basic natural history info, identification tips,
and discussions of conservation issues. CD features songs of all
species and is track-keyed to the text. A unique doorway to the enjoyment
of the insect concerts and solos that dominate our natural soundscape.
8-1/2 x 8-1/2, 224p, 200 color photos, 2007.
S3975 paperback + CD ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
KAUFMAN
FIELD GUIDE TO INSECTS OF NORTH AMERICA
Kenn Kaufman, Eric Eaton. A field guide covering
every major group of insects found in North America north of Mexico.
Designed for fast identification, plus information on observable behaviors
and life histories. Emphasis given to insects most likely to catch
our attention, but includes details on all groups that can be recognized.
Uses a broad ecological approach, making it accessible and understandable,
rather than overly technical. A perfect guide for anyone who wants
to know more about the fascinating and diverse insects of North America.
4-1/2 x 7-1/2, 384p, 2,000+ digitally-enhanced images, range maps, 2007.
K3101 paperback ..........US $18.95 CAN $22.95
NATIONAL
WILDLIFE FEDERATION FIELD GUIDE TO INSECTS AND SPIDERS & RELATED SPECIES
OF NORTH AMERICA
Arthur Evans. A photographic field guide to help
identify 940+ species quickly and accurately. Concise descriptions,
including range, habitat, life cycle, and behavior, combine with color
photos revealing each creature’s distinguishing field marks. Contains
details on starting a collection, planting an arthropod garden, keeping
insects and spiders in captivity, and more. A waterproof cover makes
it ideal for use outdoors. An up-to-date, portable field guide for
both amateur and expert naturalists. 4-3/4 x 7-3/4, 496p, 2,000+ color
photos, 2007.
N1537 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN $21.95
CATERPILLARS
OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA: A Guide to Identification and Natural History
(Princeton Field Guides)
David Wagner. A comprehensive, identification field
guide to the caterpillars of
nearly 700 butterflies and moths found east of the Mississippi
- from forest pests to common garden guests and economically important
species. Species accounts cover almost 400 species, including details
on distribution, seasonal activity, foodplants, life history, closely related
species, noteworthy behaviors, and other intriguing aspects of caterpillar
biology. Contains facts on distribution, biology, and taxonomy not
found in other popular works. Includes a chapter covering caterpillar
basics (structure, life cycles, rearing, natural enemies, photography,
and conservation), as well as a section ("Caterpillar Projects") geared
to educators. An indispensable, highly-illustrated resource for entomologists,
forest managers, conservation biologists, and others seeking a comprehensive
guide to the caterpillars of this vast region. 5 x 8, 496p, 1200+ color
photos, 24 line drawings, 2005.
C1443 paperback..........US$29.95 CAN $34.95
DISCOVERING
MOTHS: Nighttime Jewels in Your Own Backyard
John Himmelman. A fascinating introduction to the
under-appreciated cousins of the butterflies. Explains the intricacy
of moths' life cycle, their ecological significance, behavior, and how
just a tiny handful of the many species are truly pests to humans.
An informative and entertaining guide "offers all the tools to get a beginner
(or skeptic) hooked on moths." 6 x 9, 232p, 92 color + 6 b&w photos,
44 drawings, 2002.
D5281 paperback ..........US $18.95 CAN $23.95
THE BUTTERFLIES
OF CANADA
Ross Layberry, Peter Hall, J. Donald Lafontaine.
The first comprehensive guide to all the butterflies found in Canada.
Features descriptions of about 300 species, including their early stages,
subspecies, key distinguishing features, and individual distribution maps.
Contains details on the classification of butterflies, their ranges, larval
food plants, abundance, flight seasons, and noteworthy habits. Includes
chapters on Canadian geography and butterfly distribution, conservation,
gardening, and more. Color plates provide diagnostic details for
each species. “An indispensable guide to all aspects of butterfly
study.” 8-1/2 x 11, 376p, 32 color plates, 2 b&w illustrations, 296
maps, 1998.
B8818 paperback .........US $34.95 CAN $40.00
KAUFMAN
FIELD GUIDE TO BUTTERFLIES OF NORTH AMERICA
Kenn Kaufman, Jim Brock. “The most user-friendly
butterfly guide ever published.” Follows the latest classification,
updated with the latest information (including 40+ additional species).
Features 2,300+ images of butterflies in natural poses, pictorial tables
of contents, convenient one-page index, new color plates of Mexican-border
rarities, range maps on text pages, and more. Informative, non-technical
writing. A field guide that will appeal to bird watchers, hikers,
and outdoor enthusiasts, and will be an excellent identification resource
for experienced and novice lepidopterists. 4-1/2 x 7-1/2, 392p, 2300+ color
photos, 2006.
K8262 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
BUTTERFLIES
OF NORTH AMERICA
Jeffrey Glassberg (Pres., North American Butterfly Assoc.).
A handy guide to identifying nearly every species of North American butterfly.
The "Species Guide" contains details on 1000's of butterflies, including
such distinguishing features as forewing length, what they eat, their range,
and unique behavioral characteristics. The combination of excellent
photography and concise text makes this an essential, easy-to-use watcher's
reference. 6 x 9, 208p, 250+ color photos, 2002.
Sorry, this title has gone
out of print - only 2 copies remaining!
B5263 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $19.95
BUTTERFLIES
OF THE NORTH WOODS
Larry Weber. A field identification guide to the
butterflies of the North Woods (with a focus on MN, WI, and MI).
Features fieldmark arrows that point out the best distinguishing characteristics.
Descriptions include phenograms, similar species, habitat, life cycle,
food, and more. Includes "Butterfly Biology 101." An excellent, portable
reference. 4-1/2 x 8-1/4, 178p, 166 color photos, b&w illustrations,
2001.
B9318 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN
$21.95
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BUTTERFLIES
OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION
Matthew Douglas, Jonathan Douglas. The first of
its kind to present an overall picture of the biology of butterflies inhabiting
the Great Lakes watershed. Features the most recent information concerning
each species' taxonomy, identification, food sources, habitat, behavior,
and ecology. Includes color photos of butterflies in their natural
settings aids in identification, plus a section on collecting, preserving,
and conserving butterflies. A must-have for outdoor enthusiasts,
butterfly watchers, and serious lepidopterists alike. 6 x 9, 360p, 143
color photos, 26 line drawings, 116 maps, 2005.
B8849 paperback ..........US $24.95 CAN $29.95
INSECTS:
Spiders and Other Terrestrial Arthropods (DK Handbook)
George C. McGavin. "The clearest and sharpest recognition
guide to over 300 insect and other arthropod families. Packed with
over 650 crystal-clear photographs and illustration with precise annotation
to make identification sure and simple." A photo-encyclopedic guide
for beginners and established enthusiasts alike. 5-7/8 x 8-1/4, 256p, color
photos & illustrations, 2000.
I3371 paperback ..........US $20.00 CAN $27.95
SPIDERS
OF THE NORTH WOODS
Larry Weber. A field identification guide to the
most common spiders of the North Woods (with a focus on MN, WI, and MI).
Includes several of the bizarre, a few of the most colorful, and even a
couple poisonous spiders. Detailed descriptions include facts on
hunting techniques, web, egg sac & eggs, and life cycle. Introduction
includes - "what is a spider" and "Spider Biology 101." A good, compact
resource. 4-1/2 x 8-1/4, 215p, 212 color photos, 95 b&w illustrations,
2002.
S9342 paperback ..........US $18.95 CAN $22.95
Amphibians and
Reptiles
REPTILES
AND AMPHIBIANS OF CANADA
Chris Fisher, Amanda Joynt, Ronald Brooks. Features
93 species of reptiles and amphibians found across Canada, including frogs
and toads, turtles, garter and rattlesnakes, salamanders, skinks, horned
lizards, and others. Color illustrations (and some photographs) accompany
details on life history, habitat, food preferences, activity patterns and
reproductive habits. Includes “quick-key reference guide,” range
maps, and best places/sites for viewing. A field guide full of interesting
facts and information about these intriguing animals. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 208p,
color illustrations + photos, range maps, 2007.
R2792 paperback ..........US $17.95 CAN $18.95
THE FROGS
AND TOADS OF NORTH AMERICA: A Comprehensive Guide to Their Identification,
Behavior, and Calls
Lang Elliott, Carl Gerhardt, Carlos Davidson. The
first guide to show all of the frogs of North America, covering all 101
species in the United States and Canada. Contains natural history
information, identification tips, range and habitat details, summaries
of behavior, and descriptions of calls. Features sections on conservation
issues, public participation in census programs, photography and sound
recording, and keeping frogs and toads as pets. A 70-minute audio
CD includes the calls of nearly every species. From the olive-and-black
Pig Frog to the X-marked and familiar-sounding Spring Peeper, the superb
photographs and high-quality field recordings combine with the informative
text to make this a must-have book for every naturalist. 8-1/2 x 9, 344p,
350 color photos, 2009.
F3991 pb., w/CD..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
THE CALLS
OF FROGS AND TOADS
Lang Elliott. A text and audio introduction to
the sound repertoire of 42 species of frogs and toads species living in
eastern and central North America (“east of the Great Plains”). From
each species, includes a variety of calls (i.e. breeding, distress, rain,
etc.), along with an in-depth description & explanation of their significance.
Text features color photos, notes on physical characteristics and life
history of each species. A fascinating resource for outdoor enthusiasts.
6 x 8, 72p, 41 color photos, 10 illustrations,1994, 2004.
C9680 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
HOLLOWS,
PEEPERS & HIGHLANDERS: An Appalachian Mountain Ecology (2nd ed.)
George Constantz. Explores the beauty and nature
of the Appalachian landscape or ecosystem. Describes the origins
of the region and provides an in-depth look into the ecology of animals
and their evolutionary adaptation. The last section makes note of
the changes in Appalachian weather each season and its effect on the inhabitants.
A bit of advice sums up his passion for his work, "While wandering Appalachia's
hills and hollows, turn over a log or rock - you never know what strange
and wonderful thing might be waiting for you." 6 x 9, 367p, b&w illustrations,
2004.
H8866 paperback ..........US $18.50 CAN $23.95
THE
ROM FIELD GUIDE TO AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES OF ONTARIO
Ross MacCulloch. The definitive
guide to Ontario amphibians and reptiles. Features detailed descriptions
of every species (23 amphibian and 24 reptile species), with notes on appearance,
habitat and behavior, reproduction, and status. Color photos throughout
and an easy-to-use format makes for quick and easy identification in the
field. Includes range maps of Ontario and North America. 4-1/2 x
7-7/8, 168p, color photos & range maps, 2002.
R6517 flexi ..........US
$20.95 CAN $24.99
AMPHIBIANS
AND REPTILES OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION
James Harding. From one of America’s leading experts,
a non-technical guide to the identification, distribution, and life history
of reptiles and amphibians in the Great Lakes drainage basin. Supplementing
the i.d. and distribution of species and subspecies is a discussion of
habitats, seasonal cycles, behavior, reproduction, and interrelationships
with other organisms. An essential guide for the professional and
private enthusiast. 6 x 9, 400p, 68 color photos, 1997.
A6285 paperback ..........US $21.95 CAN $27.95
Mammals
KAUFMAN
FIELD GUIDE TO MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA
Kenn Kaufman, Nora & Rick Bowers. Covers nearly
450 species of wild mammals regularly seen in North America and its offshore
waters (every species north of the Mexican border). Includes everything
from chipmunks & squirrels, bison, dolphins, grizzly bears and moose,
to rabbits, rats, whales, jaguars and wolverines. Concise descriptions
include facts on behavior, habitats, and breeding, as well as scat and
track information. A comprehensive, authoritative guide designed
for easy field use. 4-1/2 x 7-1/2, 352p, 1100+ color photos, range maps,
2007.
K1881 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
THE SMITHSONIAN
BOOK OF NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS
Don Wilson, Sue Ruff, eds.. An illustrated, definitive
reference on 400+ species of mammals found in the United States and Canada.
Each species entry includes a distribution map; accounts of behavior, diet,
reproduction, habitat, and other aspects of ecology; notes on field identification
and demographic status; and, where applicable, a roster of subspecies.
An invaluable resource for the general reader and specialist alike. 9 x
11-1/2, 816p, 450 color + b&w photos, 1999. OVERSIZE.
S7628 hardcover ..........US $84.95 CAN $95.00
FASCINATING
MAMMALS: Conservation and Ecology in the Mideastern States
Richard Yahner. Why do wolves howl? Why are black
bears brown? Why do deer scrape their antlers on trees? A book for
anyone who wants to more thoroughly understand these fascinating creatures
and the biological concepts behind their behavior, appearance, and habitats.
Each chapter presents a brief introduction to the members of the mammalian
family, followed by short thought-provoking essays. A synthesis of
much recent scientific literature for the layperson, yet contains enough
technical info for professionals. 6 x 9, 300p, illustrated, 2001.
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F7655 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $24.95
MAMMALS
OF ONTARIO
Tamara Eder. A comprehensive field guide, featuring
78 species. Contains color photos, drawings of prints and tracks,
color illustrations of each species, as well as detailed descriptions of
habitat, food, young, den, range, similar species and fun facts about natural
history and behavior. Includes a “quick reference guide.” 5-1/2 x
8-1/2, 216p, color photos & illustrations, 2002.
M3217 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $26.95
BLACK BEARS:
A Natural History
Dave Taylor. “… Introduces the reader to this shy,
reclusive and largely misunderstood animal with an encyclopedic examination
of the black bear's world by state, province and territory.” Examines
the diet, dens, mating habits, habitat, hibernation, and the bear’s adaptation
to the encroachment of civilization. Features a special section dealing
with bears and people. A reference providing greater understanding
of the black bear and its habitat throughout North America. 8-1/2 x 11,
256p, 100+ color photos, 2006.
B8491 paperback ..........US $29.95 CAN $36.95
WILD GUIDE:
BEARS
Charles Fergus. A natural history guide to the
world of bears, including black bears, polar bears, and grizzlies.
Addresses many misconceptions and offers a glimpse into their extraordinary
lives. Covering everything from hibernation to their storied fishing
abilities. Examines the difficulties that bears and humans often
have coexisting, plus provides invaluable advice on dealing with bear encounters
in the wild. An insightful reference into these often misunderstood
creatures. 6 x 9, 144p, 22 color photos & 15 color illustrations, 2005.
W2517 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
THE WAY
OF THE WOLF
L. David Mech. "Mech is the foremost expert on
wolves in this country, possibly in the world, hands down" - Smithsonian.
This book focuses on wolf behavior and biology, offering an overview of
the animals' social hierarchy, communication methods, feeding habits, courtship,
and reproduction. An enlightening resource. 8-1/2 x 11, 120p, 84
color photos, 1993.
W1799 paperback ..........US $21.95 CAN $27.95
THE RETURN
OF THE WOLF: Reflections on the Future of Wolves in the Northeast
John Elder, ed.. Four leading naturalists and writers
- Bill McKibben, John Theberge, Kristin DeBoer and Rick Bass - reflect
on the implications and potential of returning the wolf to the northeastern
United States, where the forests of northern New England and upstate New
York may provide the range and resources necessary to support them.
A thought-provoking collection and introduction that presents a variety
of viewpoints. 6 x 9, 182p, b&w illustrations, 2000.
R9675 hardcover ..........US $22.95 CAN
$36.95
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THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF DEER: Your Guide to the World’s Deer Species, including Whitetails,
Mule Deer, Caribou, Elk, Moose and More
Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III. From one of the world’s
best-known wildlife authors/photographers, a unique source of information
about all 45 of the worlds deer species, covering everything from the ubiquitous
North American whitetail to the hairy-fronted muntjac of east China.
Covers each species’ physical characteristics, behavior, range, and population
(many species are rare and/or endangered), plus its relationship to humans
in the areas in which it lives. Amazing photos combine with a concise
text to produce a valuable comprehensive reference. 8-1/2 x 11, 160p, 150
color + b&w photos, 12 range maps, 2004.
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out of print, limited quantity available.
E5905 hardcover ...........US $35.00 CAN $45.95
LEONARD
LEE RUE III's WAY OF THE WHITETAIL
Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III. In his trademark authoritative
yet “soft science” style, Rue leads you through the whitetail’s behavior
through the seasons - showing why they act the way they do, and when.
Provides insight into the sensory abilities, versatility and adaptability.
“Both scientifically accurate and eminently readable by the layperson.
From a foremost deer expert, a good introduction to the life and behavior
of this fascinating creature. 8-1/2 x 11, 160p, color photos, 2005.
K6960 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $25.95
THE DEER
OF NORTH AMERICA
Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III. From one of America's
most respect naturalists and wildlife photographers, a comprehensive reference
covering every important facet in the lives of deer, from anatomy to behavior
and feeding habits, habitat and distribution to management controversies,
and more. The standard reference on all North American species that
no one with an interest in deer can afford to be without. 7 x 9-1/4, 560p,
300+ b&w photos, 16p color plates, 2004.
D4655 paperback ..........US $24.95 CAN $29.95
DEER
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out of print and is no longer available.
D4335 hardcover ..........US $59.95 CAN
$68.95
WHITETAIL
COUNTRY
John Ozoga. An authoritative text by this acclaimed research
biologist. A culmination of Ozoga’s ground-breaking research of whitetail
natural history. Details all aspects, including physiology, nutrition,
habitat and behavior. Stunning photos by Daniel J. Cox, one of the
U.S.’s most respected wildlife and nature photographers. 8-1/2 x 11, 176p,
150+ color photos, 1997.
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out of print, limited quantity available.
W2074 paperback ..........US $21.95 CAN $26.95
MOOSE: Giant
of the Northern Forests
Bill Silliker, Jr.. An illustrated book celebrating
the magnificent and elusive moose. Informative text includes: the
history of the species; the rutting season; raising & defending its
young; the relationship to other animals, as well as its habitat around
the world, and; conservation efforts. Features an affectionate look
at the way the moose is portrayed in pop culture - art, cartoons, songs,
and literature. Will appeal to nature lovers. 9 x 10, 144p, 80+ color
photos, 2005.
M6798 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $24.95
MOOSE: Behavior,
Ecology, Conservation
Valerius Geist. An informative, entertaining natural
history of the moose. Discusses different species, mating habits,
migratory patterns, social structure, habitat, interaction with humans,
and more. Will appeal to wildlife enthusiasts and those seeking factual
information about the largest living member of the deer family. 8-1/2 x
11, 144p, 120 color photos, maps, diagrams, 1999, 2005.
M7444 paperback .........US $21.95 CAN $26.95
IN THE COMPANY
OF MOOSE
Victor Van Ballenberghe. With 35 years of study
in the field, author and wildlife biologist Van Ballenberghe gives insights
into the species, their habitat, and predators, plus shares intimate stories
about the giant deer of the northern forests. The beauty of these
creatures, their strange grace and gentle nature, and their personalities
are captured in lively text and dramatic full-color photos. 8-1/2 x 11,
136p. 123 color photos, 2004.
I1026 hardcover ..........US $29.95 CAN $36.95
MOOSE
Art Rodgers. A comprehensive introduction to the
largest member of the deer family. Examines their evolution, distribution,
physical characteristics, habitat needs and survival strategies in a world
where humans are their greatest threat and their strongest ally. 10 x 9,
72p, 50 color photos, 2001.
M5212 paperback ..........US $17.95 CAN $22.95
EASTERN
COYOTE: The Story of its Success
Gerry Parker. Despite attempts to eradicate it,
the coyote is now found in all parts of North America - "adapting to new
environments with remarkable dexterity." Parker tracks the animal’s
population patterns, origins, role in the ecosystem, and controversial
encounters with man. 6 x 9, 206p, b&w photos, 1995.
E1119 paperback ..........US $20.95 CAN $22.95
FOREST CATS
OF NORTH AMERICA (Reprint ed.)
Jerry Kobalenko. A tribute to the wild cats that
roam the continent. Provides a detailed description of panthers,
cougars, lynxes and bobcats, including scientific and common names, number
of subspecies, physical traits, diet, life span, and more. Spectacular
color photos combine with an entertaining text interweaving fact and anecdote,
legend and natural history. An informative introduction to the continent's
most elusive predators. 8-1/2 x 11, 128p, 80 color photos, range maps,
1997, 2005.
F1724 paperback ..........US $17.95 CAN $19.95
THE EASTERN
COUGAR: Historic Accounts, Scientific Investigations, New Evidence
Chris Bolgiano, Jerry Roberts, eds.. The first
book to cover the history and current status of the mysterious big cat.
Investigates the controversial questions of whether wild cougars still
inhabit the eastern United States and proposals for reintroduction, including
social and environmental implications. Collects written accounts
from settlers who first encountered the animals and includes contributions
from leading figures in the field. “… This fascinating anthology
probes America's troubled history with large predators and makes a vital
contribution to the wildlife management debates of today.” 6 x 9, 320p,
16 b&w photos, 4 maps, 2005.
E2185 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $23.95
Tracks and Tracking
SAS GUIDE
TO TRACKING, THE (New and Revised)
Bob Carss; w/ Stewart Birch; Frwd by John "Lofty" Wiseman.
Anyone who has spent even a little time outdoors has come across strange
tracks left by animals or people and wondered, "What was here?" In
this new and revised edition of The SAS Guide to Tracking, Bob Carss
- a veteran of Britain's elite SAS - shows how to track any moving thing,
in any environment, and under nearly any circumstance. Includes tips
on: tracking in desert, forest, jungle, marshy, rocky, and mountainous
terrain; interpreting animal, human, and vehicle signs; using time frames
to eliminate misleading signs; knowing how time and weather affect signs,
and; much more. An essential
handbook for developing a new awareness of the outdoors.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 352p, b&w illustrations, 2008.
S4377 paperback..........US $19.95 CAN $21.95
SCATS AND
TRACKS OF NORTH AMERICA: A Field Guide to the Signs of Nearly 150 Wildlife
Species (Falcon Guide)
James Halfpenny. Was that track on the trail left
by a dog or a coyote? A white-tailed deer or a peccary? Was
that pile of droppings deposited by a bobcat or a fox? Covers nearly
150 of the continent's most common or characteristic species of mammals,
birds, reptiles, and amphibians north of Mexico. Includes rare species
of particular interest, such as the jaguarundi, polar bear, and wolverine.
Features easy-reference descriptions, with precise measurements and detailed
illustrations of scats, tracks, and gait patterns, and range map for each
species. A portable field guide packed with information to help you
determine just what has passed your way and could still be nearby. 4-1/4
x 7, 336p, b&w illustrations, 2008.
S8427 paperback..........US $14.95 CAN $16.95
THE TRACKER’S
FIELD GUIDE: A Comprehensive Handbook for Animal Tracking in the United
States
James Lowery. From one of North America’s leading
tracking experts, a comprehensive field guide to tracking North American
mammals. Features: clearly written descriptions, as wellas photographs
and illustrations of scats, tracks and gait patterns; easy-to-use track
measurements for each animal; tips on proper track interpretation technique;
notes on behavior and habitat of each mammal, and; more. A handbook
that “sets a new standard for tracking books.” 6 x 9, 416p, 520 b&w
photos, 230 line drawings, 2005.
T9819 paperback ..........US $19.95 CAN $24.95
MAMMAL TRACKS
& SIGN: A Guide to North American Species
Mark Elbroch. 2003 National Outdoor Book Award
Winner. The most thorough treatment of the subject published to date.
Brings together clear track and trail illustrations, range maps, and color
photographs showing feeding signs, scat, tunnels, burrows, bedding areas,
remains, and more, to give a wealth of information about 100’s of mammal
species living in North America. How to find, identify, measure,
and interpret the clues mammals leave behind - explained and illustrated
like never before. An invaluable resource for beginning or professional
trackers and wildlife enthusiasts in all North American locations. 5-1/2
x 8-1/2, 792p, 1058 color photos, 312 drawings, 126 maps, 2003.
M6266 paperback ..........US $44.95 CAN $54.95
A FIELD
GUIDE TO MAMMAL TRACKING IN NORTH AMERICA (2nd ed.)
James Halfpenny. With this field guide anyone can
be a nature detective, able to reconstruct the behavior of mammals, from
mice to moose. Based on field research, the book brings the amateur
naturalist the latest information on animal gaits and the interpretation
of scat. “… may be the most useful new work on the subject in 30
years” – Outside. 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 176p, color + b&w illustrations,
1986.
F2986 paperback ..........US $14.95 CAN $18.95
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF TRACKS AND SCATS
Len McDougall. The first comprehensive guidebook
for identifying the tracks and scats of all trackable animals of the United
States and Canada. Proceed step-by-step from basic identification
skills to the interpretation and understanding of the animal's behavior
by means of its tracks and scats. Includes: a key of track and scat
characteristics; discussions of individual species of mammals, reptiles,
amphibians, birds, and insects; measurements; photographing and methods
of casting tracks, and; more. 8-1/2 x 11, 400p, b&w photos +
line drawings, 2004.
E0706 paperback ..........US $24.95 CAN $29.95
STOKES GUIDE
TO ANIMAL TRACKING AND BEHAVIOR
Donald & Lillian Stokes. The first half of
the book is a thorough guide to animal tracks and signs. The second
half contains complete information on these animals’ lives and behavior.
A "classic" on the subject. 4-3/4 x 7-3/4, 418p, b&w illustrations,
1986.
S7341 paperback ..........US $15.99 CAN $23.95
SCIENCE
AND ART OF TRACKING
Tom Brown Jr.. For the first time in print, America’s
most acclaimed outdoorsman shares generations of wisdom through one of
the most rewarding pursuits to be found in nature. The art and science
of tracking lets us unlock the secrets of each animal we follow and, in
turn, become more aware of our own place in nature and the world.
It is a journey of discovery that engages the senses, awakens the spirit,
and enlightens the soul. 6 x 9, 240p, b&w illustrations, 1999.
S7725 paperback ..........US $14.00 CAN $19.95
MAMMAL TRACKS
AND SIGN OF THE NORTHEAST
Diane Gibbons. A field guide to identifying the
tracks of 37 mammal species native to the region extending from New England,
New York and Pennsylvania to eastern Canada. Contains the most important
information a tracker needs - including life-size illustrations of tracks
and scat, gait patterns, trail width, species habitat, food sources, scat
and urine information, breeding seasons, range maps, and special tracking
tips. 6 x 9, 152p, b&w illustrations, 2003.
M242X paperback ..........US $16.95 CAN
$20.95
IDENTIFYING
ANIMAL TRACKS: Mammals, Birds, and Other Animals of the Eastern United
States
Richard Headstrom. Covers 100 species of mammals,
birds and other animals of the Eastern United States. Includes diagrams
of tracks, tips on identification, finding key, and more. A handy,
"how to" reference and a good introduction for hunters, naturalists, scouts,
and nature lovers. 5-3/8 x 8, 128p, b&w illustrations, 1971.
I4423 paperback ..........US $5.95 CAN $7.95
TRACKING
AND THE ART OF SEEING (2nd ed., revised)
Paul Rezendes. The only full-color photographic
guide available today. Revised info on tracking & identifying
50+ wildlife species. Discusses how to look at tracks, trail patterns,
scratches, dens, scat, diggings, & other signs. An acclaimed
introduction to reading animal tracks & signs for trackers, hikers,
campers, and naturalists. 7 x 10, 320p, color + b&w photos, illustrations,
1999.
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T3573 paperback ..........US $27.95 CAN $29.95
ANIMAL
TRACKS SERIES
Practical guides with concise descriptions of the animals
& their tracks. Detailed drawings of the front and back prints,
stride patterns & other important identifying aspects. Perfect
for teachers, parents, hikers, and urban adventurers. 4-1/4 x 5-3/4, up
to 176p, b&w illus., softcover.
ANIMAL TRACKS OF:
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$6.95 CAN $8.95
A1095 ONTARIO............................................US
$7.95 CAN $9.95
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$5.95 CAN $7.95
A3200 WESTERN CANADA.......................US
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SCATS
AND TRACKS SERIES – Falcon Field Guides
Pocket-sized guides from renowned tracker, Dr. James
Halfpenny. Marvelous primers. Clear descriptions of the most
common wildlife species (mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians).
Illustrations of scat, tracks and gait patterns, plus a glossary of terms.
Easy-to-use measurements on each page makes these especially field-friendly.
Great compact references.
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE NORTHEAST
Contains 70 of the most common species of the Northeast.
4-1/4 x 7, 190p, b&w illustrations, 2001.
S105X paperback ..........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE GREAT LAKES
Features 70 of the most common wildlife species found
in the Great Lakes region. 4-1/4 x 7, 176p, b&w illustrations, 2006.
S2313 paperback.......... US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE MID-ATLANTIC
Includes 70 different wildlife species common to the
Mid-Atlantic. 4-1/4 x 7, 176p, b&w illustrations, 2006.
S233X paperback...........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE SOUTHEAST
Contains 70 of the most common species in the Southeast.
4-1/4 x 7, 176p, b&w illustrations, 2001.
S140X paperback ..........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE DESERT SOUTHWEST
Includes 70 different species of the U.S. Desert SW region.
4-1/4 x 7, 144p, b&w illustrations, 2000.
S7869 paperback ..........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS (2/e)
Features 70 different species common to the Rocky Mountains.
4-1/4 x 7, 176p, b&w illustrations, 2001.
S2414 paperback ..........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
SCATS AND TRACKS OF THE PACIFIC COAST STATES
Features 70 wildlife species occurring from Santa Barbara,
California, north into British Columbia. 4-1/4 x 7, 144p, b&w illustrations,
1999.
S8695 paperback ..........US $9.95 CAN $12.95
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