180 results for "Florida wildlife" between $5.00 and $300.00

Pages: 320, Paperback, University Press of Florida

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Pages: 368, Paperback, University Press of Florida

If you love watching Florida birds and other wildlife, searching for nests, and identifying trees and plants, here is a new way to enjoy it all—by learning to draw what you see. Whether you are embellishing field notes or just enjoying a new skill, you will appreciate the easy directions in this guide to drawing Florida's diverse wildlife and plants. This step-by-step manual begins with a complete guide to the simple tools and materials you'll need. The author then shows you how to begin your drawing...

A compact, comprehensive guide to the natural history of Florida for the traveler featuring color illustrations of common birds, mammals, fish, insects, reptiles and amphibians. A Travellers' Wildlife Guide. (FLA32, $29.95)

In Florida's Unexpected Wildlife, award-winning author Michael Newton describes exotic species recognized by state wildlife authorities; "extinct" species whose passing is disputed or disproved; various aquatic "monsters" said to occupy Florida's rivers, lakes, and offshore waters; alien big cats; and the search for the elusive, enigmatic Skunk Ape—a local relative of Bigfoot. Newton's tales are riveting, and include a six-foot tall emu encountered by a jogger in a subdivision and a "sea serpent...

Florida is known for having some strange creatures—just remember the Skunk Ape. In his book, Newton explores all these unusual animals, from giant squids to sea monsters, and details their histories and how they came to be. He explores into lesser-known mysteries, such as pink alligators and El Chupacabra. Real or not real, extinct or alive, all of these animals have contributed to Florida's unique atmosphere. Perfect for the "monster hunter," or just the plain curious who enjoys exciting tales.

Florida's ecosystem consists of hundreds of animals and every day more become endangered, threatened or imperiled. With 116 on the list, environmentalists continue to find ways to save them. Author and paddling trails coordinator Doug Alderson travels through each of the animal's native grounds to learn about their fragile lives and habitats. With chapters documenting his tracking of panthers, black bears, manatees, whooping cranes and more, Alderson shows what individuals are doing to prevent these...

Waterford's series of Pocket Naturalist Guides to plants, animals, and other aspects of nature highlight the most common, distinctive, and widely distributed species in each category. These guides provide simplified reference that allows easy identification of species at a glance. Each pocket-sized folding guide features up to 150 species, and most contain a map pointing to prominent sanctuaries and outstanding natural attractions. Pocket Naturalists are lightweight, laminated for durability, and...

In Florida's Unexpected Wildlife award-winning author Michael Newton describes exotic species recognized by state wildlife authorities; "extinct" species whose passing is disputed or disproved; various aquatic "monsters" said to occupy Florida's rivers, lakes, and offshore waters; alien big cats; and the search for the elusive, enigmatic Skunk Ape--a local relative of Bigfoot. Newton's tales are riveting, and include a six-foot tall emu encountered by a jogger in a subdivision and a "sea serpent...

Wilson Bickford maintains that no experience is necessary to make great acrylic paintings. He shows the reader how to have fun painting a wide variety of beautiful nature scenes on canvas with this project-based approach to acrylics. Wildlife Landscapes You Can Paint offers complete instruction on supplies, color, techniques, and art principles. Illustrated step-by-step painting demonstrations are also included. The projects are simple yet charming so that even beginners can create art to be proud...

If you love watching Florida birds and other wildlife, searching for nests, and identifying trees and plants, here is a new way to enjoy it all — by learning to draw what you see. Whether you are embellishing field notes or just enjoying a new skill, you will appreciate the easy directions in this guide to drawing Florida's diverse wildlife and plants. This step-by-step manual begins with a complete guide to the simple tools and materials you'll need. The author then shows you how to begin your drawing...

In a step-by-step format, this guide describes how to create a wildlife-friendly landscape that takes into account both people and nature. It addresses such fundamental questions as which ecosystem is appropriate to a particular property and how to determine which species use the property.

Pages: 524, Paperback, Interlink Books

Florida, Titusville, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Black Point Wildlife

a large, professional-quality, full-color photo of each critter. important information such as size, habitat, range, food, predators, description, gestation, number of young and more. a fun fact section about each critter. diagrams of what each critter’s tracks look like, how big they are and how they appear when the critter is moving. “Wild Words” glossary.