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The Guide To Colorado Birds
This full-color guide focuses on 259 bird species of Colorado that everyone can see. Mary's at-a-glance Colorado
Birding Tips, and a Field Notes section with intriguing facts on behavior and life history, make this guide easy-to-use in
the field and fun to browse through at home. THE guide to Colorado birdwatching by a well-known Colorado wildlife writer and
birder.
233 pages, $22.95, ISBN 1-56579-283-1
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On The Trail Of Colorado Critters:
Wildlife Watching For Kids
Want to learn to fly like a hummingbird, speak squirrel or honk like a goose? This fun, accessible book,
written for kids, brings the behavior and life history of Colorado's wild residents to life. A "Just The Facts" box for each
animal provides the info needed for school reports. Fabulous color photos.
96 pages, $14.95, ISBN 1-56579-350-1
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Dodos, Birds of Prey, and Other Male Species: An Uncommon Guide to
Male-watching
Attention all women! Having trouble understanding today’s men? Here’s
just the field guide you need. Meet the Heron Chest, the Black-Capped Cheapadate, the Mythical Dreambird and 41 other species
of males. Learn to identify common calls, plumage and behavioral displays.
101 pages, $10.95, ISBN 1-55591-182-X
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Land of Grass and Sky:
A Naturalist's Prairie Journey
The author's odyssey through the austere yet beautiful shortgrass prairie offers stories of connection to
the land. Part nature lore, part history, part meditation, this narrative reveals an intricately-woven landscape of wildlife,
plants, and people. To look beyond the open space, to truly know a prairie and its secrets, the author learns to look inward,
and to see with more than her eyes. She discovers the prairie's greatest lesson: As we learn to appreciate this land of hidden
wonders, we come to value ourselves.
160 pages, $14.95, ISBN 1-56579-1
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Watchable Birds of the Southwest
Have you ever seen a pyrrhuloxia?
This easy-to-use, full color field guide will delight anyone interested in the fascinating birds of the deserts,
canyons and mopuntains of the Southwest. Covers all of Arizona, New Mexico, parts of Utah, Colorado, California, Nevada and
Texas.
220 pages, $14, ISBN 0-87842-322-2
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