A comprehensive accounting of the wildflowers in the Northwest.

Washington wildflowers, including 1134 species of wildflowers most commonly found in the State of Washington and adjacent areas of Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia, (The Trailside series)

Larrison, Earl J.

Seattle Audubon Society

Mammals of the Northwest: Washington, Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Birding in Seattle and King County: Site Guide and Annotated List (Trailside Series)

Hunn, Eugene S.

Nature & Ecology

A great guide for help in identifying birds in the Seattle area.

Birding in Seattle and King County: Site Guide and Annotated List (Trailside)

Breeding Birds of Washington State: Location Data and Predicted Distributions

Smith, Michael R.

Pp. viii, 168; 150+ fine color photographs, numerous distribution maps. Original color pictorial stiff wrappers, 8vo. This well-illustrated volume includes species accounts for all 33 species of amphibians known to occur in Washington and Oregon. No ownership marks.

Amphibians of Washington and Oregon

Sports & Outdoors

Herbert A. Brown

William P. Leonard

Kelly R. McAllistar

Robert M. Storm

Lawrence L.C. Jones

Field Guides

A Field Guide to the Common Wetland Plants of Western Washington & Northwestern Oregon

Book by Storm, Robert M., Leonard, William P., Herbert A. Brown, R. Bruce Bury, David M. Darda, Lowell V. Diller, Charles R. Peterson

Reptiles of Washington and Oregon

Storm, Robert M.

Leonard, William P.

R. Bruce Bury

David M. Darda

Lowell V. Diller

Charles R. Peterson

THE BUTTERFLIES OF CASCADIA covers every species and subspecies found in the Pacific Northwest, from southern B.C. to northern California and Nevada, from western Idaho to the Pacific, and all of Washington and Oregon. Virtually every species is illustrated by brilliant photographs from life, while the more difficult and variable groups also have color plates of comparative specimens and superb full-color drawings. Each scientific species account includes all the names the butterfly might be known by, field marks for recognition, variation and varieties, life history, caterpillar and adult food plants, flight period, habitat, range, and a distribution map. A second, familiar section presents history, lore etymologies, and esthetic encounters. Opening essays introduce the Cascadian Bioregion, along with butterfly ecology, conservation, study, and nomenclature. This book is for serious students, everyone who watches, collects, photographs, rears, or gardens for butterflies, and for everyone who simply enjoys having them around.

The Butterflies of Cascadia: A Field Guide to All the Species of Washington, Oregon, and Surrounding Territories

Pyle, Robert Michael

Dragonflies of Washington

PAULSON, Dennis

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