identification

Presents photographs and descriptions of 278 species of North American trees, arranged alphabetically by botanical name, with information about each tree's habitat preferences, growing habits, identifying characteristics, and environmental and human values.

Guide to 1,179 species of endangered mammals with maps of their distribution.

Explains how to identify birds in the field. Includes 700 color photos, 33 charts of field marks, maps, and text.

Pictures and text describe over 460 species, with field marks. Includes 1300 color photographs.

Using text and illustrations, identifies over eight hundred fifty marine mollusks off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of North America, emphasizing their habitats, habits, and identifying features.

Describes more than 200 species of salamanders, frogs, toads, turtles, lizards, and snakes.

An illustrated field guide to thirty backyard birds common throughout North America, from blue jays and juncos to sparrows and chickadees. Also discusses bird feeders, bird migration, nesting, and keeping a bird journal.

Pictures of car makes and models for a twenty-five year period arranged alphabetically by make and chronologically within make.

Contains information on twenty-six wildflowers that are common to many areas of the state and easily identified.