AQUARIUMS: windows to nature. by Leighton Taylor.
Presents operating aquariums and describes methods of research and management as well as educating the public about the oceans and its marine life in order to develop a sense of stewardship for this part of the natural world.. Another role many provide is rescue and rehabilitation of marine animals. There is also information about the natural history of popular aquarium animals such as whales, sharks, otters, corals, penguins, and fishes.  Profiles aquariums from coast to coast and provides a directory of aquariums around the world. 100 full-color photographs plus historical photographs and prints, 192 large-format pages, index. See sample pages, illustrations.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-85019-9. 1993. Order #: SISC3706 cloth w/dust jacket$35.00.

ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS: Audubon Society Nature Guide. by William H. Amos and Stephen H. Amos.
Comprehensive field guide to birds, plants, seashore creatures, fishes, whales, and other natural wonders of North America's eastern shores. Includes birds; fishes, whales, and dolphins; insects and spiders; mammals; reptiles and amphibians; seashells; and seashore creatures. Color photos, 6781 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-394-73109-3. Order #: RAHO2721 paper$19.00.     check pages.

CALIFORNIA MARINE FOOD AND GAME FISHES. by John E. Fitch and Robert J. Lavenberg.
Introduces the fish science of ichthyology to help understand California's food and game fishes and tells of fossil fishes in the state's rocks. Then describes each of the fish families--such as surfperch, hake, cod, grunion, mackerel, sea bass, gobies, cabazon, and more. Glossary, drawings and color photos, 179 pages, indexes of common and scientific names..
 Inventory = 3. 0-2001831-1. 1971. Order #: UNCA1523 paper$5.95.

CAROLINA SEASHELLS. by Nancy Rhyne.
Beautiful shells are found on the North and South Carolina beaches; this guide makes identifying those shells easy, as it describes more than 200 shells that are most common in the Carolinas. Includes when and where to find seashells, how to make a collection, shell lore, fossil shells, starfish, sharks teeth and other strange things. 90 drawings, 96 pages, index.
Inventory = 4. ISBN: 0-914788-53-1. 1982. Order #: MISC1061 paper$7.95.

COASTAL ECOLOGY: Bodega Head--cloth. by Michael G. Barbour, Robert B. Craig, Frank R. Drysdale, Michael T. Ghiselin.
Ecosystems of shore headland north of San Francisco: grassland, rocky inter-tidal, beach and dune, mudflat, marsh. Describes samples of the organisms living in these habitats in relation to soil, sea, air, sun and other living things, including humans. Photographs and line drawings, 357 pages, index/.
Inventory = 2. ISBN: 0-520-02147-9 (Same as paper). 1973. Order #: UNCA1511 cloth$10.00.

COASTAL ECOLOGY: Bodega Head--paper. by Michael G. Barbour, Robert B. Craig, Frank R. Drysdale, Michael T. Ghiselin.
Ecosystems of shore headland north of San Francisco: grassland, rocky inter-tidal, beach and dune, mudflat, marsh. Describes samples of the organisms living in these habitats in relation to soil, sea, air, sun and other living things, including humans. Photographs and line drawings, 357 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-520-02147-9 (Same as cloth). 1973. Order #: UNCA1511 paper$2.95.

COMMON SEASHORE LIFE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. by Joel Hedgpeth and Sam Hinton.
Field guide to region from Point Concepcion (west of Santa Barbara) to Punta Bunda in Lower California--arranged by rocky shores and sandy shores as well as tide zones. The book is in two parts, the first describing the species relative to their habitats to not only help in identification but also understanding how they live. The second part of the book arranges the animals in genetic relationship: there are clams, snails, worms, sponges, jellyfish, even whales. 10 color photos, 156 drawings and maps, 67 pages.
Inventory = 7; otherwise out of print.  ISBN: 0-9611010-62-9. Order #: NAGR0969 paper$6.95.

COMMON SEASHORE LIFE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. by Lynwood Smith.
Simple guide to owe 100 plant and animal species from Mendocino, California to Canada--clams, starfish, crabs, shrimp, jellyfish, sculpins, seals, kelp, seaweeds--how and where they live and how to find and identify them. 66pages, drawings and color photos, index..
Inventory = 17; otherwise out of print. ISBN: None. Order #: NAGR0966 paper$6.95.

THE CONCH BOOK. by Dee Carstarphen.
All you ever wanted to know about the Queen Conch from gestation to gastronomy: Identification of kinds, history, biology, collecting, cooking. What the conch eats, how it travels, how predators threaten it and how it resists; the conch shell horn; conch pearls; conch fishery and harvesting; cleaning and cooking, with recipes. Written in non-technical style. Drawings, 80 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-9607544-0-7. Order #: BANY2190 paper$6.95.

CORALS: the sea's great builders. by The Cousteau Society.
Life of corals and the coral reefs they build in the sea; for children. Part plant and part animal, coral polyps build great but complex stony structures, often ringing islands. They hide in the daylight, then come out at night to poison their enemies and catch food. Other animals take advantage of the reefs the corals create, occupying nooks and crannies to escape enemies or surprise prey. Color photos, 28 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-77068-3. Order #: SISC8071 cloth$12.00.

#THE DELICATE ART OF WHALE WATCHING. McIntyre.
Story of a woman naturalist's life on a tropical island in the migratory path of whales and dolphins. Illustrated, 160 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-87156-323-1. Order RAHO2763 cloth$12.50.

EXPLORING PACIFIC COAST TIDE POOLS. by Ernest Braun & Vinson Brown.
Fieldguide describes 139 of the most common species of fauna and 18 of flora in the intertidal zone of the Pacific Coast from Point Conception (near Santa Barbara, CA) to Vancouver Island in southern British Columbia, Canada. Each sea creature is listed under its common name. The scientific name is given, followed by a description of the creature, often including the range of its occurrence and the type of beach, rock bottom, or micro-habitat on which it may be found as well as interesting habits. Learn to identify and understand sea anemone, urchin, abalone, chiton, brittle star, sea bug, and many more. 40 color plates, 56 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0.911010-66-1 1966. Order #: NAGR1369 paper$4.95.

FIELDBOOK OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEA CREATURES. by McLachlan & Ayres.
Over 200 common marine animals are shown in their natural habitat with color photos--from Alaska to Southern California. A short description accompanies each species pictured, and explains its biology. Color photos. 208 pages.
Inventory = 11. ISBN: 0-87961-068-9. Scuffed covers. Order #: NAGR1970 paper$14.95.

#FAMILIAR SEASHELLS OF NORTH AMERICA. Rehder.
Audubon Society Pocket Guide, arranged by shape and appearance. 80 color photos, 80 pages.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-394-75795-5. Order #: RAHO9719 paper$8.00.

FIELD GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN SEASHORE CREATURES: The Audubon Society. by Norman A. Meinkoth.
Provides 690 full-color pictures to identify each of the seashore creatures featured in this book on all the U.S. and West Indies coasts. Included are crabs, lobsters, sea anemones, sponges, snails, jellyfishes, shrimps, sea stars, and many invertebrates. Covers 660 species in full detail with notes on 220 others. There is an identification chart to the kinds of creatures; text gives habitat, range, and descriptions for each. Color photographs, 812 pack-sized pages, index.
Inventory = 2. ISBN: 0-394-51993-0. 1988. Order #: RAHO2000 vinyl$19.00.

A FIELD GUIDE TO PACIFIC COAST FISHES OF NORTH AMERICA. by William N. Eschmeyer, Earl S. Herald, & Howard Hammann.
How to identify 600 saltwater fishes from Alaska to Baja California--where each fish is more likely to be found and how it is usually caught. Which species are important as food. Which of the sharks and rays are considered dangerous. Groups similar species for comparison and pinpoints distinguishing features. Includes depths and bottom types preferred. Over 525 illustrations,  (211 color), 350 pages.
Inventory = 11. ISBN: 0-395-33188-9. 1983. Order #: HOMI0601 paper$15.95.

A FIELD GUIDE TO PACIFIC COAST SHELLS. by Percy A. Morris.
How to identify 945 kinds of shells of the Pacific Coast the Gulf of California, and Hawaii--where to find, how to prepare and arrange a collection. 73 plates show photographs of the species, many in two views to aid in identification. Text gives common and scientific names, geographical distribution, habitat, and detailed description for all species including other names, life cycle, and economic importance. Glossary, index, 331 pages.
Inventory = 2. ISBN:0-395-18322-7. 1966. Order #: HOMI2260 paper$15.95.

A FIELD GUIDE TO SHELLS OF THE PACIFIC COAST AND HAWAII. by Percy A. Morris.
Introduces the collecting of shells of marine clams and snails, when and how to do it along the Pacific Coasts from San Diego to the Arctic seas and including Hawaii. Organizes shells into three main categories: West Coast pelecypods (clams) and West Coast Gastropods (snails) and Hawaiian mollusks and then describes families and genera for each. Classification chart included for mollusks and terminology for univalve and bivalve shells. Illustrated with 49 plates grouping like kinds, some in color, 240 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: None. 1964. First edition. Owner's signature in front. Order #: HOMI2697 cloth$12.95.

A FIELD GUIDE TO SHELLS OF THE PACIFIC COAST AND HAWAII, including the Gulf of California. by Percy A. Morris.
Introduces the collecting of shells of marine clams and snails, when and how to do it along the Pacific Coasts from San Diego to the Arctic seas and including the Gulf of California and Hawaii. Organizes shells into seven main categories: West Coast pelecypods (clams), West Coast gastropods (snails), West Coast amphineruans and scaphopods, Gulf of California pelecypods, Gulf of California gastropods, Hawaiian pelecypods, and Hawaiian gastropods and then describes families and genera for each. Classification chart included for mollusks and terminology for univalve and bivalve shells. Illustrated with 72 plates grouping like kinds, some in color, 332 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: None. 1966. Second edition. Owner's signature in front. Order #: HOMI9377 cloth$12.95.

A FIELD GUIDE TO THE ATLANTIC SEASHORE. by Kenneth L. Gosner.
How to identify the plant and animal life you find at the seashore; which species occur together and where to look for them; their ranges, habitats, and life cycles. Describes 1047 plant and animal species--such as mollusks, seaweeds, barnacles, crabs, jellyfish, sponges, and many other groups--with key identification features as well as accounts of habitats, habits, reproduction cycles, and association with other life forms. Detailed habitat descriptions explain where, when, and how to find seashore animals and plants--buy geographic range, tidal level, season, topography, and climate. Thorough species coverage from the Bay of Fund to Cape Hatteras. extending with species' range south to the West Indies and north to the Arctic. Over 1000 illustrations with 217 in color for quick and accurate identification. Peterson Identification System groups similar species for ready comparison. 345 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-395-31828-9. 1978. Title page loose. Order #: HOMI2678 vinyl$11.95.

FIELDBOOK OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEA CREATURES. by McLachlan & Ayres.
Over 200 common marine animals are shown in their natural habitat with color photos--from Alaska to Southern California. A short description accompanies each species pictured, and explains its biology. Color photos. 208 pages.
Inventory = 11. ISBN: 0-87961-068-9.Scuffed covers. Order #: NAGR1970 paper$14.95.

FIELDBOOK OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEA CREATURES. by A. Gordon Melvin.
Advantages of having a shell collection; how and where to look for shells on the beach, at the low tide mark, by wading, and in deep water, even by fishermen. How to prepare a shell for a collection. How shells have been regarded in history for their qualities. How to identify shells so you can learn more about their origins, distribution, and lifeways. Relative values of shells are given, and scientific names and practical names are discussed and included. Color plates, 96 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: None. 1964. Order #: NAGR1407 paper$4.95.0.00.

#GUIDE TO SHELLS OF THE WORLD (Simon & Schuster's).Wye.
700 of world's most interesting shells; natural history, identification keys, collecting. Over 700 color photos, 192 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-68263-6. Order #: SISC8861paper$11.95.

FIELD GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN SEASHORE CREATURES: The Audubon Society. by Norman A. Meinkoth.
Provides 690 full-color pictures to identify each of the seashore creatures featured in this book on all the U.S. and West Indies coasts. Included are crabs, lobsters, sea anemones, sponges, snails, jellyfishes, shrimps, sea stars, and many invertebrates. Covers 660 species in full detail with notes on 220 others. There is an identification chart to the kinds of creatures; text gives habitat, range, and descriptions for each. Color photographs, 812 pack-sized pages, index.
Inventory = 2. ISBN: 0-394-51993-0. 1988. Order #: RAHO2000 vinyl$19.00.

GONE WHALING: a search for orcas in Northwest waters. by Douglas Hand.
Adventures in the pursuit of killer whales: explorations begin in museums and aquariums, then with whale researchers and observers, and finally to the traditions and lore of the Haidu totem carvers before adventuring to the sea in a kayak to observe these predators firsthand. 223 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-76840-9. 1994. Order #: SISC8561 cloth$20.00

HOW TO PRESERVE ANIMAL & OTHER SPECIMENS IN CLEAR PLASTIC. by Cleo E. Harden.
Instructions on simple methods for preserving biological and mineral specimens in clear plastic. Easy methods to immortalize creatures in beauty and perfection for hobbyists, school teachers, and zoologists. Illustrated, 64 pages, references, index..
Inventory = 1; otherwise out of print. ISBN: 0-9611010-46-7. Order #: NAGR5002 paper$6.95.

INTRODUCTION TO SEASHORE LIFE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AND THE COAST OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. by Joel W. Hedgpeth.
Animals are described in terms of the ways they live and in wide variety of kinds. Varying coastal habitats from rocky shore to sandy beach are described as are tides and weather cycles. Discusses classes of animals--sea anemones, dorals, jellyfish, worms barnacles, shrimps, crabs, sponges, oysters, clams, urchins, sand dollar, mammals, and more. Drawings and color photographs, 136 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-520-00544-9. 1975. Order #: UNCA2090 paper$2.95.

KNOW YOUR UNDERWATER EXPLORATION. by Neil Ardley.
Aspects of the marine world, like space a last frontier for humans to explore; history of exploration and more recent methods with SCUBA and submersible exploration vehicles. Investigating shipwrecks on the seafloor, searching for treasure, legends of the sea, and a projection to the future of the oceans. Color photos and drawings, 48 pages, index.
Inventory = 1.ISBN: 0-528-87019-X. 1977. Order #: RAMC3691 paper $3.95.

LIFE ON INTERTIDAL ROCKS: a guide to marine life of the rocky North Atlantic coast. by Cherie Hunter Day.
Identifies plants and animals (Kelp, Sea Anemones, Sea Slugs, Crabs, and Starfish, and many more) that live in the intertidal zone of the rocky Atlantic Coast, from Rhode Island north to the Bay of Fundy.
The granite bedrock of this glacier-scoured coast forms a habitat with many places for living things to hide. The twice-daily rise and fall of the sea with the tides creates the intertidal zone, extending from the splash zone, which gets wet from wave splash at high tide, but is never under water, to the lower zone, which is exposed only during the most extreme low tides. Organisms that live here endure many stresses, including winter cold and ice, alternating exposure and submersion, pollution, and the danger of being ripped away by waves during a storm. This book will help you identify organisms that live in and on tidepools, rocks, pilings, and wharves, and understand how they survive. Illustrated with the author's clear and detailed line drawings. 64 pages. See sample pages, illustrations.
Inventory = 25.ISBN: 978-0-192550-15-5. Order #: NASG5406 paper$5.95.

MANATEES. Cousteau Society.
Life story of "sea cow", for young readers. These big (500-1300 pounds and 6 to 12 feet long), gentle creatures graze on water grasses and seaweeds, living in warm waters as in Florida. Color photos, 20 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-86566-8. Order #: SISC7779 cloth$3.95

MARINE MAMMALS OF CALIFORNIA. Orr.
Whales, porpoises, dolphins, seals, and sea lions described and identified. Illustrated, 64 pages.
Inventory = 34.ISBN: 0-520-02077-4. Order #: UNCA2096 paper$4.95.

NATIONAL SEASHORES: the story behind the scenery. Toops.
9 areas along East and Gulf coasts--special character of barrier offshore islands with waves, dunes, plants, animals. 90 color photos, 48 large-format pages. 1987.
Inventory = 2. ISBN: 0-88714-015-7. ISBN: 978-0-912550- . Order #: KCPU8721 paper$9.95.

OUR GREAT GRAY WHALES. by Lillian Grace Paca.
Introduction to this sea-animal species, printed in larger type for young readers. Tells of natural history, parenting, whaling, conservation, related species, whales in museum displays. Drawings, 32 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: None. 1975. Used book--owner's information inside front cover. Order #: MISC2479 paper$4.95.

PACIFIC COAST FISH: a guide to marine fish of the Pacific Coast of North America. by Ron Russo, illustrated by Ann Caudle.
Compact guide to marine fish. Put it in your tackle box to id what you catch, or read at home for information about the biology of fish, the marine food chain, and distribution of fish species. Detailed black-and-white illustrations of the fish, plus egg cases of sharks and skates, and shark teeth. Covers the waters off the Pacific Coast, from the Bering Straits to Cabo San Lucas (the southern tip of Baja California). 112 little pages.
Inventory = 14. ISBN: 978-0-912550-19-0. Out of print; we have limited stock. Order #: NASG5065 paper$5.95.

PACIFIC INTERTIDAL LIFE: a guide to organisms of rocky reefs and tide pools of the Pacific Coast. Russo.
Field guide to the plants and animals that live in pools and on rocky reefs along Pacific Coast, from AK to Baja California. Describes intertidal ecology, intertidal zones, and survival strategies of limpets, abalones, sea slugs, anemones, sea urchins, crabs, algae, and sea stars (starfish). 64 little pages. Out-of-print.
Inventory = 12. ISBN: 0-912550-10-4. Order #: NASG0985 paper$5.95.

REEF FISH: behaviour and ecology on the reef and in the aquarium. by Ronald E. Thresher.
Guide to many species found on or around western Atlantic reefs. Gives information on food habits, habitat preferences, general behavior, social organization, and reproductive biology. This information can allow the aquarist to make an intelligent and informed decisions about what fish to obtain and what if any problems might be encountered. Map, drawings, color photos, 171 pages, index. 
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-915096-09-9. 1980. Order #: ZZXS5184 cloth$17.95.

SEA LIFE AT THE OCEAN'S EDGE. by Julia Corbett.
A young person's guide to Pacific Northwest wilderness beaches as studied in Olympic National Park. Describes animals of the ocean;s edge and how they operate in their habitat--interactions, physical structures of their anatomy, food chain, how tides work and their effect. Drawings, 24 pages, map.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-914019-04-X. 1984. Order #: NWIA5430 paper$3.95.

SEAFOOD: a connoisseur' guide and cookbook. by Alan Davidson.
Species of seafood with 145 recipes from around the world along with an extensive presentation of each species. Covers not only the many kinds of fish (salmon, smelt, shad, grouper, sturgeon,eel, for instance), but also other animals that come from the sea such as crabs, urchins, scallops, shrimp, abalone, clam, oysters, octopus, and more. Includes alternatives to substitute available species for those in the recipes. Color illustrations, 208 large-format pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-78412-9. 1989. Order #: SISC4497 paper$20.00.

SEASHORE LIFE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. by Sam Hinton.
An introduction to the animal life of California beaches south of Santa Barbara. Explains tides, waves, currents, sea water, cycle of life, the zones which the animals inhabit. Then describes the major types of animals in this region, also telling how to identify them. Drawings and color photos, 181 pages, index.
Inventory = 7.ISBN: 0-50-01470-7. 1975. Order #: UNCA2094 paper$3.95.

SEASHORE PLANTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. by E. Yale Dawson.
Explains what seaweeds (mos of which are forms of algae) are in the regional environment, telling of their structure and reproduction. Three main types are green, brown, and red algae and keys are provided for each to identify the common genera of each. Also discusses sea grasses, coastal salt marsh and coastal strand vegetations. References, glossary, drawings and color photographs, 101 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-520-00300-4. 1975. Order #: UNCA1525 paper$2.95.

SHARKS--Shorelines of America: the story behind the scenery. Howorth.
Evolution, biology, behavior, hazards. 48 large-format pages, color illustrations.
Inventory =1. ISBN: 0-88714-049-1. 1991. First printing. Order #: KCPU4246 paper$8.95.

#SHARKS--Shorelines of America: the story behind the scenery. Howorth.
Evolution, biology, behavior, hazards. 48 large-format pages, color illustrations.
Inventory =1. ISBN: 0-88714-063-7. 1992. Second printing. Order #: KCPU4660 paper$8.95.

SHELLS OF THE WORLD: (the Simon & Schuster Pocket Guide to). by Kenneth R. Wye,
Guide explores more than 700 of the world's most interesting shells with an introduction to the natural history of mollusks, identification keys to major shell families, world map showing important shell localities, conservation guidelines, and with hints for collectors. Color photographs, map, 191 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-671-68263-6. Order #: SISC8861 stiff paper$11.95.

SUBTIDAL MARINE BIOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA--with emphasis on the south. by Robert Galbraith and Ted Boehler.
Marine life, identification written for those who study or dive in near shore waters of California and the offshore island. Guide identifies plants and animals and observes their life habits--sharks and rays, bony fishes, invertebrates, plants and plankton, marine mammals, habitats. 98 photos (66 in color), 45 drawings and maps, 144 pages, index.
Inventory = 4; otherwise out of print. ISBN: 0-87961-026-63. Order #: NAGR0964 paper$8.95.

UNDERWATER CALIFORNIA. by Wheeler J. North.
Guide to diving spots and habitats plus marine plants and animals, techniques for underwater photography. Tells of life communities and species identification. Points out noteworthy characteristics of accessible diving locations. Explains ecological relationships such as among sea otters, sea urchins, and kelp beds. Drawings, color plates, 280 pages, index.
Inventory = 4. ISBN: 0-520-03039-7. 1976. Order #: UNCA1551 paper$5.95.

WHALE PRIMER. Theodore J. Walker.
Natural history of whales, especially California Gray Whale. Contents include migration routes, feeding, whale evolution, reproduction, life span, relatives and whale types, whale senses and intelligence, social habits and enemies, whale watching, protections. Photos, 60 pages.
Inventory = 8.ISBN: 978-0-912550- . Order #: CABR0243 paper$6.95.

WHALE PRIMER: with special attention to the California gray whale. by Theodore J. Walker.
Natural history of whales, especially California Gray Whale. Contents include migration routes, feeding, whale evolution, reproduction, life span, relatives and whale types, whale senses and intelligence, social habits and enemies, whale watching, whaling, protections. Photos, 60 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: None. 1972. Used book--owner's signature inside front cover. Order #: CABR2409 paper$6.95.

WHALE WATCHING AND TIDEPOOLS: a guide to California marine life. (California Traveler Guidebook). by Gregory Lee. }
To say California has an abundant marine life is an understatement. More than 1,100 miles of shoreline provides ample opportunity to spot whales and other water creatures. This book provides information on popular public locations and quiet locales, too. 48 pages.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 1-55838-123-6. Order #: amtr7583 paper$6.95.

WHALES & DOLPHINS--shorelines of America: the story behind the scenery. by Peter C. Howorth.
Although our knowledge of whales and dolphins is fragmentary, you'll come to understand the largest and one of the most intelligent creatures the would has ever known. 9x12, 48 pages, 64 color photos & 2 diagrams.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-88714-083-1. 1994. Fourth printing. Order #: KCPU2187 paper $11.95.

WHALES DOLPHINS-PORPOISES OF THE PACIFIC: shorelines of America series. Howorth.
How these mammals live and breathe, food, habitat, migration, species. 48 large-format pages, color illustratrions.
Inventory=1. ISBN: 0-916122-98-0. 1986. Second printing. Order #: KCPU4488 paper$8.95.

THE WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER: a complete guide. by Bob Gibbons & Peter Wilson.
Informative sections on choosing and caring for equipment, on setting up hiding places and stalking the subjects, on special situations photographing different creatures and plants, and on close-up and macrophotography. Includes wildlife portrait scenes, close-ups, and action shots. There are sections on photographing plants, birds, insects and other invertebrates, mammals and reptiles, water and seashore life, habitat and landscape. Also explains how to give lectures and sell natural history photographs to picture agencies and for profit. Diagrams, black-and-white and color photographs, appendixes, 160 large-format pages, index,
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-7137-1524-3. 1987. Order #: MISC1756 cloth$19.95.

WLDLIFE WOODCRAFT. Lois Brandt Phillips.
Instructions and designs for carving figurines, plaques, decorative boxes. Covers several animals, birds, and seasonal variances. Pattern charts, photos, 64 pages. 
Inventory = 12. ISBN: 0-87961-066-2. Order #: NAGR0938 paper$5.95.

WILDLIFE WOODCRAFT. Lois Brandt Phillips.
Instructions and designs for carving figurines, plaques, decorative boxes. Covers several animals, birds, and seasonal variances. Pattern charts, photos, 64 pages. 
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-87961-066-2. Order #: NAGR6783 paper$5.95.

A WORLD GUIDE TO WHALES, DOLPHINS, AND PORPOISES. by Donald S. Heintzelman.
Accounts of all species in the world of these ocean creatures giving their sizes, descriptive characteristics, habits, ocean areas where found, foods. Gives tips on how to watch and identify the animals, whale migrations, whale lookouts and sanctuaries, and conservation including international laws ad estimates of populations. Drawings, photos, maps, comparison charts, 156 pages, index.
Inventory = 1. ISBN: 0-87691-323-0. 1981. Order #: MISC1335 paper$9.95.

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