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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. May 09, Tyler Tabat rated it it was amazing. If you're traveling to northwestern united states and plan on doing any sort of nature venturing , considering there's a lot of nature in that region, this is a great book to help acquaint you with all forms of general wildlife in the area. Though I was disappointed it provided information only on identifying and not on what is edible the book itself is an excellent resource for any nature enthusiast. Jan 17, Scott Cox rated it it was amazing Shelves: The main part of this book, however, is the plates of species field guides, akin to the Audubon Nature Guide Series, that include photographs of plants, insects, birds, etc.
Sep 14, Nathan Waldren rated it it was amazing. Not the most complete field guide, to be true, but certainly broadly useful in these parts, especially as regards birds and bugs, two things I know next to nothing about. Lily rated it really liked it Apr 13, Amber Griffith rated it really liked it Jun 20, Josh rated it liked it Aug 20, Kim rated it really liked it Sep 09, Amanda rated it it was amazing Nov 03, I brought it with us for our hiking in the PNW and found it informative.
I do wish it would have included which plants were edible as we passed lots of berries I later learned were edible. Other than that, I really enjoyed it. I don't think it contains enough information for studying, but as a quick reference field guide for IDing only it served it purpose well and was worth the weight on our day hikes. One person found this helpful 2 people found this helpful.
I was looking for a small but comprehensive book to help me identify plants and animals in the Pacific Northwest. This book has been an excellent choice! Topics are well-organized so you can quickly find what you're looking for. Plant and animal drawings are well done, and I've never had problems identifying what I've just stumbled across on the trail. The book is durable so I can take it hiking without worry. Descriptions of everything are a bit spartan, but that's fine: There is enough information to positively identify things, and then I can do more research once I get home if I need to.
A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Sep 14, Nathan Waldren rated it it was amazing. Gina rated it it was amazing Jan 19, Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Return to Book Page. Other than that, I really enjoyed it. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account.
Love it, but doesn't show what's edible and what's not. That's what I got it for was to identify edible from poisonous. Doesn't say which is which. But tells you where to find each one. Just what I needed for my class! One person found this helpful.
He is excited to use Gift for my husband. He is excited to use it this summer while hiking. He said it was what he wanted and it was as described online. I would order from this company again. A very helpful guide to the nature in my part of the world.
I bought this book for a naturalist course I am taking. It has been very useful for identifying plants and birds. See all 15 reviews. Most recent customer reviews.
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Get fast, free shipping with Amazon Prime. If you're traveling to northwestern united states and plan on doing any sort of nature venturing , considering there's a lot of nature in that region, this is a great book to help acquaint you with all forms of general wildlife in the area.
Though I was disappointed it provided information only on identifying and not on what is edible the book itself is an excellent resource for any nature enthusiast. Jan 17, Scott Cox rated it it was amazing Shelves: The main part of this book, however, is the plates of species field guides, akin to the Audubon Nature Guide Series, that include photographs of plants, insects, birds, etc.
Sep 14, Nathan Waldren rated it it was amazing. Not the most complete field guide, to be true, but certainly broadly useful in these parts, especially as regards birds and bugs, two things I know next to nothing about. Lily rated it really liked it Apr 13, Amber Griffith rated it really liked it Jun 20, Josh rated it liked it Aug 20, Kim rated it really liked it Sep 09, Amanda rated it it was amazing Nov 03, Lisa rated it it was amazing Mar 31, Walter rated it it was amazing May 28, Chris Winkler rated it really liked it Jul 02, Kathi Jenness rated it liked it Aug 20, Viki Aaby rated it it was amazing Dec 28,
Editorial Reviews. Review. A good, all-purpose field guide is something to treasure. Field Guide to the Cascades & Olympics is such a book. (Bend (OR) Bulletin). Field Guide to the Cascades and Olympics - 2nd Edition this comprehensive guide to the common plants and animals of the Cascade and Olympic Mountains.