Filling a huge gap in nature guidebooks to Texas, Steve Price delivers a aguide to the natural flora and fauna found in the Longhorn State. More than a simple listing of natural places, this guide provides readers with all the necessary details of where an dwhen to view the most spectacular natural events in the state. Maps, illus.
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Steven N. Price has been a full-time writer and photographer for more than 20 years, specializing in outdoor recreation and travel. Formerly the outdoor editor of Southern Living magazine and the south regional editor of Field and Stream, he has written more than 2,000 magazine articles for dozens of national publications.
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Ok, but other 'Seasonal Guides'are better.,
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This review is from: Seasonal Guide to the Natural Year--Texas: A Month by Month Guide to Natural Events (Paperback)
As noted above, this is generally a useful guide organized by months. I wish it were a lot 'beefier'. As an avid sheller I was surprised that they put the shell walks in the fall, winter is generally a much better time to shell. A little bird slanted, ok, but was a little surprised about some of the things left out.
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Helpful information, but limited in scope,
By Kathy Livingston (East Texas, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Seasonal Guide to the Natural Year--Texas: A Month by Month Guide to Natural Events (Paperback)
This book is organized month by month. For each month, there are a few articles highlighting some very specific things to see. For instance, rafting in the canyons or watching for deer. At the end of an article, suggestions will be given for specific locales which are particularly suitable for this activity. That's all helpful information, but I was surprised by how location-specific the articles were. If you have the ability/inclination to travel around Texas to observe nature, then this book will help you know where to go and when. If you want a guide that helps you know what to look for in your own part of Texas, this guide can help, but there will be lots of articles that won't apply to your area at all.
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