Presents information about the physical description, habitat, and life cycle of this colorful species of tree frog that is native to the Central American rain forest.

Red-Eyed Tree Frogs (Early Bird Nature Books)

Children's Books

Netherton, John

Animals

Lerner Pub Group

The pages of this book of days will take you not only through any given year but also across the American landscape, guided by the enduring wisdom of Native America and accompanied by stunning photography. Whether used as a diary, a reminder of birthdays and anniversaries, or an appointment book, Of Breath and Earth makes a lovely addition to your daily routine.

Of Breath and Earth: Book of Days

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Cooper Square Publishing Llc

Booklist raved, "Were Audubon alive, he'd drop his pen and paint, and let Netherton catalog our feathered friends". Contains the most current, comprehensive information on 19 species of wading birds.

At the Water's Edge: Wading Birds of North America

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Voyageur Pr

Renowned nature photographer John Netherton shares his experiences in this extraordinary book containing 103 iridescent pictures and up-to-date biological data on nineteen wading bird species. He gives directions to and descriptions of some of the most ideal bird-viewing sites in North America for each of these species, such as national wildlife refuges and National Audubon Society sanctuaries. 
Plumage, courtship, breeding, nesting, hatching, feeding, preening, vocalizing, roosting, and migration are among the subjects Netherton covers in North American Wading Birds (originally published in hardcover as At the Water's Edge). Species throughout all 50 states and parts of Canada are depicted, including such birds as the whooping crane, white and glossy ibises, roseate spoonbill, great egret, wood stork, and great blue heron. Also included are a list of wading bird classifications, a bibliography, and an index. Range maps show where these exotic birds exist in North America. 
Also recommended: Hummingbirds: Jewels in Flight, Eagles: Masters of the Sky.

North American Wading Birds

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Snakes are a remarkably successful group of animals, found in a wide range of habitats and on almost every continent. There are some 2,700 species of snakes and these different species have a wide range of physical features and have evolved a variety of life styles. Drawing on the latest research, Martin Gaywood and Ian Spellerberg examine snakes’ origins and development, their incredible diversity in adapting to widely differing environments, their role as predators and prey, and their complicated relationship with humans. He stresses the need for the conservation of snakes, which face threats from habitat destruction, persecution, and collection.

Snakes (World Life Library: Nature)

Biological Sciences

Voyageur Press

Combines excellent vivid color photography with interesting, entertaining text.

Lizards: A Natural History of Some Uncommon Creatures --Extraordinary Chameleons, Iguanas, Geckos, and More

Badger, David P.

Smoky Mountain Calendar

Rutledge Hill Pr

Tennessee: A Bicentennial Celebration

Photography & Video

Westcliffe Pub

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