Vermont Nature Set: Field Guides to Wildlife, Birds, Trees & Wildflowers of Vermont (Nature Observation North America)

Vermont is a particularly nature-rich state, with three quarters of its area covered in forest. Each of the main forest types—beech-maple, pine, and spruce—are home to unique communities of animals, making the state an excellent place to discover and learn about flora and fauna. Black Bears forage in hardwood forests, while Moose feed in various wetlands. Pine forests host state bird Hermit Thrush, and iconic northern species like Spruce Grouse and Black-backed Woodpecker can be found in spruce forests, especially around bogs. To better acquaint you with the natural history of the Green Mountain State, we have packaged together three portable references—Birds, Trees & Wildflowers, and Wildlife—in an attractive acetate bag. Each guide features beautiful illustrations of over 100 common species, as well as an ecoregion map showing top bird-finding, botanical, or wildlife-viewing hotspots. Laminated for durability, these lightweight, 12-panel folding pocket guides comprise a comprehensive three-pack for educators, learners, naturalists, birders, botanists, and wildlife enthusiasts with an interest in learning more about over 300 of Vermont’s most representative plants and animals. Made in the USA.