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"Finder" Books from Nature Study Guild

These inexpensive books are excellent resources for teaching identification.  Convenient pocket size (4" x 6"); and all the plant books feature dichotomous keys that are easy enough to use with beginners.

ALL FINDER BOOKS:   BUY 10 COPIES FOR THE PRICE OF NINE.
 

Identifies plants with fleshy fruits, including natives and some cultivated species that have become established in the wild. Includes many native shrubs and vines. (Many of these plants have fruits that are known or suspected to be poisonous. This is not a guide to edible plants.) Covers U.S. and Canada east of the Rockies, except southern Florida. Most useful in late summer and fall when ripe berries are present.  Dorcas S. Miller, illustrated by Cherie Hunter Day.

0-912550-22-8    Berry Finder     $3.95 each

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  BF-10  Berry Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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Dichotomous key to native ferns of US and Canada east of the Rockies. For the second edition, author Barbara Hallowell has updated range maps, based on information gathered over the past 20 years, and updated fern names. As with all the Finder dichotomous keys, a lot of information has been packed into this little book. You won't find another field guide to ferns that approaches Fern Finder in usefulness and accuracy without costing, and weighing, a lot more.  By Anne C. Hallowell and Barbara Hallowell, illustrated by Anne C. Hallowell.

0-912550-24-4     Fern Finder     $3.95 each

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  FF-10  Fern Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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Guide to mammal tracks of eastern US and Canada. Includes key to print shapes, key to track patterns, discussion of scat and other signs, habitat information, range maps, and drawings of the animals and their tracks. For identifying tracks in mud or snow. By Dorcas S. Miller, illustrated by Cherie Hunter Day.

0-912550-12-0     Track Finder     $3.95 each

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  TF-10  Track Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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The classic key to identifying trees by their leaves and needles. (Originally published under the title Master Tree Finder.) Covers native and commonly introduced trees of the U.S. and Canada east of the Rockies and north of Florida. Line drawings point out important features of plant structure. This is the one to put in your pocket and take for a walk in the woods.  By May Theilgaard Watts.

0-912550-01-5     Tree Finder     $3.95 each

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TRF-10    Tree Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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Key to identifying deciduous trees in the winter (when they've lost their leaves) by examining twigs and other features. Describes parts of the twig and their function. Line drawings show twigs, buds, fruits, shape, habitat, and range of trees. Covers US and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains, except Florida. By May Theilgaard Watts and Tom Watts.

0-912550-03-1     Winter Tree Finder     $3.95 each

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WTRF-10    Winter Tree Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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Key identifies native and naturalized herbs (non-woody plants) and ferns by their dry structures that remain in late fall and winter, such as pods, seed capsules, burrs, and dried flowers. Covers northcentral and northeastern US (from about N. Carolina north and Minnesota east) and southeastern Canada. Illustrated with line drawings.  By Dorcas S. Miller, illustrated by Ellen Amendolara.

0-912550-17-1     Winter Weed Finder     $3.95 each

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WWF-10    Winter Weed Finder - 10 copies    $35.55

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