Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods – 2016 Winter Holiday Auction
Auction Ends: Dec 1, 2016 11:00 PM EST

Books

A Pair of Nature Guides

Item Number
148
Estimated Value
25 USD
Sold
30 USD to Live Event Bidder
Number of Bids
5  -  Bid History

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Item Description

 This Pair of Nature Guides includes:

Common Dragonflies of California

     "This revised, updated and expanded version of the 2000 first edition covers 100 California species of dragonflies and damselflies. 200 all NEW LARGE full-color photographs of males, smaller images of most females. Additional new black & white line drawings illustrate the dragonfly life cycle, etc. Includes descriptions of males, females, habitat, flight periods and distribution. Checklist of ALL 113 CA species included. Companion website shows more photos, descriptions, & has links to up-to-date geographic distribution maps." -Google Books

 

Scats and Tracks of the Pacific Coast including British Columbia (A Field Guide to the Signs of 70 Wildlife Species)-

     "Who has traveled this trail before you? Scats and Tracks of the Pacific Coast will help you determine which mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians have passed your way and could possibly be nearby. With written descriptions accompanies by illustrations, this guide features the tracks, scats, and other signs of 70 different species occurring from Santa Barbara to British Columbia. Also included are useful body size comparisons and easy-to-use track length and scat width measurements for each species. This guide will let you know if a snake, coyote, or even a grizzly bear has been your way. Written by experienced tracker and scientist Dr. James Halfpenny, Scats and Tracks of the Pacific Coast proves that droppings and footprints have a story to tell."- Google Books

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