[pct-l] books about plants and birds

[christin pruett]

Looks like a really cool book. I will have to buy one. Does it have birds 
found in the desert? or just the Sierra? Christy

>From: goslowgofar <goslowgofar at yahoo.com>
>Subject: Re: [pct-l] books about plants and birds
>To: Marta Clark <marta_clark at yahoo.com>, pct-l at backcountry.net
>Message-ID: <34726.37436.qm at web90614.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
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>Marta,
>   I have the Sierra Birds book by John Muir Laws - and it is really 
>fantastic.  It is light enough to carry with you.  I don't know about his 
>other guide, but I am planning on getting it also because the first one is 
>so good.  I have some wildflower books too, but I have to go home and look 
>at my library so I can remember the titles (I'm at that age!).
>   Katy
>
>   http://www.johnmuirlaws.com/sierranevada.html
>
>
>Marta Clark <marta_clark at yahoo.com> wrote:
>     As an ignorant easterner heading to the Sierras for
>the first time, I'm sure I won't know the names of
>almost any birds or plants I'll see there. Does
>anyone have recommendations for ID books that are not
>too heavy to carry in the backpack, but inclusive
>enough to be useful?
>
>Marta/Five-Leafed Clover
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