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New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1998. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE —The National Audubon Society guides, particularly the state-specific editions of the late 1990s, set the gold standard for portable American natural history. This 1998 Florida edition remains a high-water mark for the series, reflecting the peak of high-gloss color identification technology before.....
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1926. First Edition, First Printing. Students of Florida flora find it increasingly fascinating due to its unique blend of northern, southern, and subtropical species, alongside epiphytic air plants, orchids, insectivorous varieties, and endemic species. The flora's diverse habitats, such as prairies, sandhills, fern grottoes, pinelands.....
Hollywood, Florida: IGI, 1975. Over 100 full color identification photographs of the more common species of Florida salt water fish.
Tampa: Florida Grower Press, 1941. Wraps. Published by State of Florida, Department of agriculture, Nathan Mayo, commissioner, Tallahassee.
New York: American Book Company, 1885. First Edition, First Printing. A comprehensive text. The author is notable for serving as the president of Indiana University and Lake Forest College and the head of the Department of Botany at the University of Chicago.
Pennsylvania: Harrowood Books, 1982. Hardcover with Dust Jacket.
Capetown: Maskew Miller, 1968. Illustrated by the author and his sister. Revised Edition. A Cloth Hardcover. First Published in 1936. Illustrated by the author and his sister.
Portland, Oregon: Hargreaves Industries, 1965. Stapled Wraps.
U.S.A. Th'Anchorage, 1992. Soft cover. This is a thorough and accessible introduction to the geography, culture, and biodiversity of the Eastern Caribbean islands. Marshall combines clear narrative explanations with practical tools for travelers and researchers, including detailed checklists that cover flora, fauna, and key cultural sites. The work balances descriptive.....
St. Petersburg. Florida: The Great Outdoors Publishing Company, 1977. Soft cover.
Historical Significance —Issued during a critical period in Florida’s environmental history, this guide documents early public-facing conservation education tied to the preservation of old-growth cypress ecosystems. Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary stands as one of the most successful early interventions by the National Audubon Society, preventing large-scale logging and establishing a model.....
U.S.A. Oxford University Press, 1977. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Covers all species residing or appearing regularly in the twenty-six states east of the Mississippi River. Places for bird finding in each state are chosen to show the widest variety of regular species, seasonal concentrations of birds and migratory movements, and the.....
Kalispell, Montana: Thomas Printers, 1967. Wenonah Sharpe and Patricia Fletcher. Soft cover. Subjects: Wild flowers -- Montana -- Glacier National Park - Identification, Botany; Field Guide;.
Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 1999. Stiff Laminated Wraps. With individual photos (taken in the field) of more than 450 wildflower species, the most accurate range information available, and organization by ecological community, Taylor's guide aids not only in wildflower identification, but also in appreciation of the Florida landscapes that.....
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2006. Historical Significance —Represents the modern continuation of the long tradition of American bird study popularized by the National Audubon Society, bringing accessible, field-ready identification tools to a broad audience. Guides of this type helped expand birdwatching from a specialist pursuit into a widely practiced.....