Redwood national & state parks

Anthrop, Donald F

Naturegraph

The dedicated work of two men, Hamilton A. Tyler, the writer, and Don Phillips, illustrator and painter. This work includes 16 color plates covering all eighteen species of owls found within the United States and Canada. Range maps for each species, size and weight charts, plus describing in detail the great differences in owl personalities and habits. Learn how to find owls by day or night, and ways to identify the species. Written in a style bird watchers of any level can enjoy.

Owls by day and night

Science & Math

Tyler, Hamilton A.

Biological Sciences

Healing wonders: The methods of ten healers

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Rose, Christiana

Alternative Medicine

Pacific Coastal Wildlife

History

Yocom and Dasmann

Americas

Being a flutist himself, Henry Hermann's book contains everything a flute player should know in order to enjoy an instrument that is rapidly growing in popularity throughout the United States and other parts of the world. The book is well-illustrated with color photos and diagrams of how flutes are made, of their sound chambers, scales and tuning. There is ample information on the different types of flutes, wooden, cane or plastic, with suggestions to help select and purchase a flute. There are chapters on the fundamentals of playing, making, and caring a flute. As a starter, music is given for three favorite tunes. The reference section lists useful books, internet sites, flute companies, and instructional books, CDs and videos. The book is well organized and easy to read and understand

Enjoying the Native American-Style Flute

Arts & Photography

Hermann, Henry R.

Music

Packing on foot into the wilderness with heavy loads for fishing, photography, art or small children can mean backbreaking loads. If you add on the weight of food required for those magical extended stays, you may experience exhaustion, not magic. With a burro packing your gear, you can arrive fresh and take companions who might not be up to the rigors of an unassisted trip. Smarter and more placid than a horse, able to carry nearly twice the load and more sociable than a llama, the burro is the ideal pack animal for the traveler on foot. He carries over 100 pounds, is easy to handle, and his pace matches that of the hiker. He is a companionable beast, making him an ideal partner both on the trail and in camp. Packing with Burros is a comprehensive guide to the selection, care, training and use of pack burros in the back country. Well illustrated with photos of burros on pack trips, historical use of burros, plus helpful drawings of burro anatomy and necessary gear. With anecdotes of events and unexpected problems, to sharing breakfast pancakes the book serves both the beginner and the burro owner who wants to start packing. Dave Daney has backpacked in the Rockies, from Montana s Bob Marshall Wilderness to New Mexico s San Pedro Parks Wilderness, for over 50 years, the last 25 with pack burros. Along the way he s learned a thing or two about burros and the art of packing them. Dave hopes to popularize the use of these wonderful beasts in making the wilderness more accessible to families and older backpackers.

Packing With Burros

DAVE

Daney

<p>this book is the sixth of a series on the wildlife regions of America. Wildlife regions, such as the Northern Rocky Mountain Wildlife Region, are distinctive natural geographic areas of similar climate and topography, which tend to have characteristic plants and animals within their boundaries.</p>

Wildlife of the Northern Rocky Mountains with Over 400 Illustrations

William Baker

Wild edible plants of the Western United States

KIRK, Donald

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