Alabama Wildlife
Alabama Wildlife by James Kavanagh, published by Waterford Press in October 2011, is a compact guide that introduces readers to the diverse wildlife of Alabama. This edition features 12 pages of beautifully illustrated content, showcasing 140 common birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, and insects found in the state. The guide highlights Alabama’s unique climate and geological diversity, which contribute to its status as the fourth most biodiverse state in the country.
Readers will find a wealth of information designed for educators, learners, and wildlife enthusiasts. The folding pocket guide includes an ecoregion map on the back panel, pinpointing over 20 nature hotspots across Alabama. This resource serves as a practical reference for those looking to deepen their understanding of the state’s rich flora and fauna, making it a valuable addition for anyone interested in nature and wildlife in the southeastern United States.
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While people are observing the scuttling of Shore Crabs along Gulf coast beaches, others are watching the state mammal—Black Bear—munching on berries in the south Appalachians. Alabama is blessed with a warm, moist climate as well as a remarkable geological diversity, both of which help make it the fourth most biodiverse state in the country. Alabama Wildlife introduces you to 140 of the most common and familiar birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, seashore creatures, butterflies, and other insects in this beautifully illustrated collection. Laminated for durability, this folding pocket guide includes an ecoregion map on the back panel featuring over 20 nature hotspots. Ideal for educators, learners, wildlife enthusiasts, naturalists, and other looking forge a deeper connection with the flora and fauna of Alabama. Made in the USA.
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