Richard K Walton
Author
Series
Peterson field guide volume 43
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin
Pub. Date
p1991
Language
English
Description
Features twenty-eight common species of eastern and central North American bird songs, grouped primarily by the acoustic similarity of the birds. Includes the sounds of three mammals whose vocalizations may be confused with those of birds.
Author
Pub. Date
1982
Language
English
Description
This collection was originally presented to the Concord Free Public Library as a scrap book. Series I contains pages that Walton selected from various drafts of the manuscript for Birds of the Sudbury River Valley -- An Historical Perspective (BSRV); copyedited pages; feedback the author received from other experts in the field including Allan Morgan, Richard A. Forster, John Hines, Jr., and Wayne Petersen; selected pages from the boards and the blues;...
Series
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin
Pub. Date
p1994
Language
English
Description
Designed to help birders recognize the songs and calls of ninety species of birds found in eastern and central North America, including virtually all of the warblers, many finches and sparrows, waders, gulls, terns, and others.
Publisher
Three Rivers Productions
Pub. Date
2006
Language
English
Description
"In little more than a decade, near the end of his life, Thoreau transformed his passing interest with nature into a passion and practice that became the focus of his daily activities. Thoreau's plan for his "great work" was nothing less than a comprehensive day-by-day calendar describing the nature of the Concord region. And although his life was cut short, his legacy from that period is astonishing. This DVD shares a part of that legacy. Walk with...
Publisher
Brownbag
Pub. Date
c2004
Language
English
Description
Eastern butterflies and skippers are diverse and beautiful and this DVD provides the perfect introduction to these colorful insects. Close-up videography and an educational narrative are combined here to introduce you to 70 common butterflies. Learn these and you will easily recognize most of the butterflies in your backyard as well as in local fields and meadows