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Total Critter Control
by: Sedgwick, Don
An essential guide to controlling any sort of critter, from merely pesky
to the outright dangerous. Ants & bettles to flies & mosquitos, moles
& voles to bears & beavers, coyotes, alligators, neighborhood pets & more.
280 pgs.
c. 2002, S/C...$19.95
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When a Family Pet Dies: A Parents' Guide to Dealing with Chidlren's
Loss
by: Tuzeo-Jarolmen, Joann
When a pet dies, it is crucial that parents are equipped to support their
children. JoAnn Tuzeo-Jarolmen explains that children grieve for a dead
(or missing) pet as they would for a family member, and she gives guidelines
on how to identify signs of grief in children. She describes the differences
between child grief and adult grief, and takes the reader through the
major developmental stages in a child's grieving process, explaining the
common types of behavior and emotions experienced at each stage. She also
discusses whether pets should be replaced or not and how to encourage
children to move on. 104 pgs.
c. 2007, S/C...$14.95
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When Pets Come Between Partners
by: Gavriele-Gold, Joel PhD
How to keep love & romance in the human/animal kingdom of your home. 269
pgs.
c. 2000, S/C...$14.95
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When Raccoons Fall Through Your Ceiling
by: Lopez, Andrea Dawn
Tackles a wide variety of situations that occur when human and non-human
worlds clash. It is a handbook to codify for the general public how to
deal with wildlife related problems and concerns. Such as finding a baby
bird, a snake in your garage, woodpeckers drumming on your house... with
tips on relocation, repelling, and when to call the experts. 173 pgs.
c. 2002, H/C...$21.95
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Who Wakes The Groundhog?
by: Rood, Ronald
Study of animals, bugs, and birds and their strange ways of how they face
each new season of the year. 206 pgs.
c. 1973, 1st Ed, H/C...$7.50
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
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Wild Babies
by: Richardson, Nan
Featuring the best and most unusual work of such renowned nature photographers
as Art Wolfe, Jim Brandenberg, Jen and Des Bartlett, and Frans Lanting,
and complete with informative essays, Wild Babies is a lively, diverse,
and fascinating portrait of 36 animal babies in their natural habitats.
Full-color photos throughout. 80 pgs.
c.1994...H/C...$14.95
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Wild Life of the Mountains
by: Ricciuti, Edward
From America's rugged Rockies & Europe's lofty peaks to the isolated
majesty of Africa's volcanoes & the vast escarpment of the Himalayas,
man has always been awed & fascinated by mountains. This handsome
volume explores the forces that shaped these colossal land forms and the
plants & animals that inhabit them. Includes expert, informative text
& many color plates, drawings, & maps. There are lively accounts
of such animals as the bighorn sheep of the Rockies, the bongo of the
Aberdares, the tapir of the Andes, & the quetzal of the Mexican rain
forests, as well as such exoyic plants as tree geraniums that grow only
on the Hawaiian volcano Haleakala. Approx. 200 illustrations in full color.
232 pgs.
c. 1979, H/C...$22.00
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Wild Neighbors: Humane Approach To Living With Wildlife
by: Humane Society Of the United States
Humane Society of the United States A Friendly and informative handbook
for managing the human-animal conflicts of more than 30 different species
that arise in an urban setting. Illustrated. 288 pgs.
c.1997...S/C...$16.95
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Wild Sex: Way Beyond The Birds & The Bees
by: Windybank, Susan
A fascinating look at some of the animal kingdom's most bizarre sexual behavior.
287 pgs.
c. 1991, S/C...$10.95
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Wildlife In The Garden: How to Live in Harmony with Deer, Raccoons,
Rabbits, Crows, & Other Pesky Creatures
by: Logsdon, Gene
Contrary gardener Gene Logsdon has found an imaginative way to introduce
gardeners to a more total enjoyment of nature--fauna as well as flora.
What gardeners consider pests (rabbits devouring petunias, deer browsing
the morning glories), Logsdon views as just more of nature's wonders,
and teaches us, intimately and lyrically, to live together with them in
harmony. If you're not yet familiar with the wonderful musings of Gene
Logsdon, this is a perfect introduction. Illustrated. 275 pgs.
c. 1999, S/C...$9.95
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Wildlife Year: Life Cycles Of Nature Around The World
Edited
This month-by-month tour of the wild kingdom takes readers on a literary
and photographic odyssey, showing key stages in the life cycles of 288
plants and animals in the world's nine wildlife regions. Lively text,
color illustrations, maps, and hundreds of full-color photos make it a
valuable resource.
c.1993...H/C...$35.00
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World Of Wildlife
by: Nayman, Anthony & Jacqueline
Zoogeographical regions, climate, terrain, animals, animal distribution
maps, color photos.
c.1991...H/C...$24.95
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World's Oddest & Most Wonderful Mammals, Insects, Birds &
Plants: Of Kinkajous, Capybaras, Horned Beetles, Seladangs
by: Hanson, Jeanne & Morrison, Deane
We share our planet with a teeming variety of plants and animals. The
kinkajous, horned beetles, seladangs (giant Asian ox) and capybaras (the
world?s largest rodent) of the title are just a sampling from the almost
200 entries found herein. The authors, Jeanne Hanson and Deane Morrison,
introduce us to the strangest and most remarkable forms of life found
on earth, deepening our awareness and appreciation of the incredible richness
in which the world around us abounds. 283 pgs.
c. 1991, H/C...$14.95
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Zoology (A Golden Science Guide)
by: Burnett & Fisher & Zim
An introduction to the animal kingdom - illustrated with 450 full-color
pictures. Pocket-size. 160 pgs.
c. 1963, S/C...$5.00
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Very Good
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