National Audubon Society First Field Guides at Embracing The Child

National Audubon Society First Field Guides
A series of North American field guides. Each of the books in this series contains:
Brief discussions of threatened and endangered species
Interesting facts
Gorgeous photographs
Descriptions of early naturalists
Definitions of terms used
Recommended Tools of the Trade
Laminated identification field cards
Great first guides for children and adults
Where would our world be without them?
Ages: 8 and Up


ORDER: HARDCOVER ORDER: PAPERBACK	WILDFLOWERS Susan Hood Photos from the mundane to rarest of wildflowers as well as endangered species, poison plants and details to ensure accurate identification.

ORDER: HARDCOVER ORDER: PAPERBACK	ROCKS AND MINERALS Edward R. Ricciuti Introduces the science of geology, the three classes of rock, and how to identify everything from gemstones to fossils, revealing the history of our planet.

ORDER: HARDCOVER ORDER: PAPERBACK	BIRDS Scott Weidensaul How do they fly? Why do they sing? Learn the habitat of common birds and much more.

ORDER: HARDCOVER ORDER: PAPERBACK	INSECTS Christina Wilsdon Learn the difference between insects and other arthropods. Fascinating photographs, bizarre facts and their ecological importance. Simply amazing!

LEARN MORE LINKS : What are insects? Are they those little creepie crawlies that scare you when you are camping? Are they annoying mosquito's who steal your blood? Are they intelligent ants who have a highly organized social structure?
Common Insects - links and links and more links!