Animal Guide Books

By: Stan Tekiela Identify Utah birds with this easy-to-use field guide, organized by color and featuring full-color photographs and helpful information. Make bird-watching in Utah even more enjoyable. With Stan Tekiela’s famous bird guide, field identification is simple and informative....

By: James Kavanagh & Raymond Leung The ancient art of animal tracking can lead us deeper into the lives of animals… and sometimes right to the animals themselves. Every track and sign tells a story and brims with intrigue, so...

By: M. Kirkland Bird feeding, long considered both entertainment and sport by bird lovers, presents a fascinating opportunity to enjoy the beauty and amusing antics of our feathered friends. A growing number of Utahns are discovering that enticing wild birds...

The Birding Trails series of covers all the great bird watching areas of Utah with detailed maps, trail descriptions, where you'll find specific birds, and information about the birds you'll see. Other Information: Published: 2001 Double-sided pamphlet

By: Jim Cole Where has all the wildlife gone? Nowhere. It's all around us - along every pathway, every roadway, even every freeway. You just need to know where to look, and this book shows you where. The Utah Wildlife...

By: James Kavanagh and Raymond Leung Indulge your inner explorer and learn where you are likely to find bones and how to identify animals based on their skull and limb shape and size, dental patterns, horns and beaks. This pocket...

By: Scott W. Gillihan This book helps provide information on the management of pinion-juniper woodlands that will benefit individual bird species and bird communities while still using the woodlands for other purposes. Other Information: Published: 2006 Pages: 39

Wolves: A Falcon Field Guidepresents readers with substantive yet easily digestible information on this most feared yet misunderstood predator. Where do wolves live? What enemies do they have? How do they communicate? What issues exist in the controversial relationship between...

By: Kevin T. Karlson The "Waterfowl of North America: A Comprehensive Guide to All Species" from Quick Reference Publishing is an essential resource for birdwatchers, hunters, and nature enthusiasts. This guide provides detailed information on the identification of all waterfowl...

By: Miklos D. F. Udvardy and John Farrand, Jr. Virtually every bird found in western North America is brought to life in this portable guide, an essential companion in the field and a staple in any birdwatcher's library—a birding bible for...

This fun, affordable, beautifully illustrated introduction to birding is like taking a walk with National Geographic's birding experts. Of this book's 192 pages, 160 are devoted to North America's top species, one per page, from the lowly House Wren to...

By: James Kavanagh & Raymond Leung Introduces readers to common mammals. Easy to understand and ideal for field use. This easy-to-use pocket guide groups mammal by type, to make for ease in identification. For an affordable gift of knowledge, everyone...

There are 8,000 snakebites in the US every year. Plant ingestion results in 63,000 calls to national poison centers annually. This guide identifies some of the most feared and dangerous North American species of animals and plants and its purpose...

By Jack Ballard Mountain Lions presents readers with substantive yet easily digestible information on these mysterious big cats. Where do mountain lions live? What enemies do they have? How do they communicate? What issues exist in the sometimes controversial relationship...

"Birds of the Southern Rockies is a quick and easy-to-use, lightweight, durable, all-weather field guide to the remarkable and varied birdlife inhabiting the southern Rocky Mountains region, within Colorado and the northern tier of New Mexico. Stunning digital photographs depict 125 species...

By: James Kavanagh & Raymond Leung So many people get their start in nature study by exploring ponds. These small bodies of calm, standing water are fascinating living laboratories of plant and animal life at all scales, from microscopic algae...

By: James Kavanagh & Raymond Leung Introduces readers to common reptiles and amphibians. Easy to understand and ideal for field use. The back panel introduces the reader to reptile and amphibian identification. Animals are grouped by type. For an affordable...

Separate Fact from Fiction with This Fun, Fascinating Guide We need bats to eat mosquitoes, pollinate plants, and more. Karen Krebbs has been studying the world’s only flying mammals for more than 35 years―and she’s sharing her expertise with you....

Jim Lowery is among North America''s leading tracking experts. In this book he distills his remarkable expertise, gained over decades of intensive research and practical field experience, into a comprehensive field guide to tracking North American mammals. Fully illustrated with...

Whitetail Deer presents readers with substantive yet easily digestible information on this medium-size animal. Where do they live? How do they communicate? This book contains all the information you need to become familiar with these fascinating animals. Accompanied by numerous full-color...

If you want to be lucky enough to see a Mexican raccoon or a northern river otter, you need to know what they look like and how they will react to your visit. With the color photographs and detailed information...

By: Mike Lapinski The mighty grizzly, stately wolf, stealthy mountain lion, and seldom seen ghost predators - these are some of the legendary creatures that prowl the backcountry of Montana, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and British Columbia....