Naturalists Blue Ridge Parkway
Summary
Winding over the crests and through the valleys of the southern Appalachian highlands between Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National Parks, the Blue Ridge Parkway offers the traveler a natural spectacle unsurpassed for complexity and grandeur. This book is a lively and compact on-the-spot guide to the region's features, geological history, and natural inhabitants--from its plants, insects, and fish to its reptiles, amphibians, birds, and mammals. / David Catlin / 9780870494307
Similar Books
-
Boundary Waters: The Grace of the Wildby Paul Gruchow
-
-
Rocky Mountain Natural History: Grand Teton to Jasperby Daniel Mathews
-
-
-
Natural Pennsylvania: Exploring the State Forest Natural Areasby Charles Fergus
-
Plants of Vancouver and the Lower Mainlandby Collin Varner
-
-
Wild Orchids of the Pacific Northwest and Canadian Rockiesby Paul Martin Brown
-
Botswana: The Bradt Travel Guideby Chris McIntyre
-
Alaska to Nunavut: The Great Riversby Neil Hartling
-
National Geographic Destinations, the Sierra Nevadaby National Geographic Society
-
The Early Miocene Buffalo Canyon Flora of Western Nevadaby Daniel I. Axelrod
-
North Carolina Afield: A Guide to Nature Conservancy Projects in North Carolinaby Ida Phillips Lynch