identification

Contains annotated photographs, illustrations, and descriptions of more than five hundred species of mushrooms, grouped by shape; and includes an introductory essay that explains what mushrooms are and how they grow.

Describes forest communities east of the Rockies with illustrations of plants and animals that interact together.

A field guide to seven hundred species and varieties of North American trees that features photographs of leaves, bark, fruits, flowers, and other discerning characteristics; along with identification tips, range maps, and essays on ecology and conservation.

Describes and presents color illustrations and range maps for 967 North American bird species, covering their physical characteristics, behavior, habitats, and vocalizations.

Describes the breeding and feeding habits, shows geographical distribution, and gives information on physical description of 52 species of ducks.

A photographic guide to growing and using herbs indoors and out.

A field guide for identifying minerals, including their appearance, properties, formation, and locations. Contains information on collecting tools and methods.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, song, habitat, nesting habits, range, and size of twenty-five wild birds commonly seen in New York, and offers tips on how create backyard spaces to attract specific birds.

Contains brief descriptions and color illustrations of over 250 species of animal, plant, fungus, protist, virus, and bacteria that live in or near cities and towns, covering their distinctive qualities and where they can be found.