Kaufman Field Guide to Nature of New England

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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2012 - Fiction - 416 pages
Whether you’re walking in the woods or along the beach, camping, hiking, canoeing, or just enjoying your own backyard, this book will help identify all your nature discoveries. With authoritative and broad coverage, using nontechnical and lively language and more than 2,000 color photographs, this guide is an essential reference for nature lovers living in or visiting New England.


KENN KAUFMAN, one of the world's foremost naturalists, is the originator of the Kaufman Field Guide series, which includes books on birds, butterflies, mammals, and insects.

KIMBERLY KAUFMAN is the executive director of the Black Swamp Bird Observatory in Ohio and a contributing editor to Birds & Blooms magazine.


 

Contents

Land and Sky
8
Habitats
38
Wildflowers
46
Trees and Large Shrubs
96
Small Shrubs Vines Groundcover
134
Primitive Plants and Others
146
Mammals
162
Birds
186
Butterflies and Moths
298
Other Insects
330
Other Invertebrates
358
Beach and Tidepool Life
368
Conservation
388
Back Matter
400
Back Cover
417
Spine
418

Reptiles and Amphibians
254
Fishes
272

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About the author (2012)

Kenn Kaufman is a legend among birders. At sixteen he hitchhiked back & forth across North America, traveling eighty thousand miles in a year, simply to see as many birds as he could; he came back to tell the story in "Kingbird Highway." A field editor for "Audubon" & a regular contributor to every major birding magazine, he is the youngest person ever to receive the Ludlow Griscom Award, the highest honor of the American Birding Association. His books include "Lives of North American Birds" & the "Peterson Field Guide to Advanced Birding." He lives in Tucson, Arizona. KIMBERLY KAUFMAN is the executive director of Ohio's Black Swamp Bird Observatory and a contributing editor to Birds & Blooms.

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