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Aquatic Insects in AlaskaJohn Hudson, Kathy Hocker & Robert Armstrong
This comprehensive, lavishly illustrated guide covers all of Alaska's aquatic insects and reveals many fascinating facts about them. The book is organized in four sections. Section One provides an overview of aquatic insect natural history — how they feed, grow, and survive the elements, and how they fit into the ecosystem. The second section contains descriptions of the various orders and families of Alaska aquatic insects to help familiarize readers with some of the important characteristics, behaviors and habits of these groups. The third section shows examples of other aquatics — organisms that are not insects, but that might be encountered in the same habitats. Section Four provides suggestions on how to find, catch, observe and photograph aquatic insects. 144 pages, 8.5" x 11", 294 color photographs, glossary, bibliography, index. Published by Nature Alaska. $29.95 Books and Maps on Related Topics:American Dippers by Mary F. Willson & Katherine M. Hocker Alaska Topographic Travel and Reference Map by Imus Geographics Chugach State Park/Chugach Mountains, Alaska Topographic Recreation Map by Imus Geographics Moved by a Mountain; Inspiration from an Alpine View in Alaska by Photographs and text by Tom Reed Southeast Alaska's Natural World; Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Insects, Mammals, Plants, Other Natural Things by Robert H. Armstrong & Marge Hermans Beavers by the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska by Mary Willson and Robert Armstrong A Fair Distance; Lois Boblett's Western Memoir, 1851-1922 by L. Darlene Spargo The Singer in the Stream by Katherine Hocker & Mary Willson, Illustrations by Katherine Hocker Life around Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska by Robert Armstrong and Marge Hermans Backyard Beekeepers of the Bay Area by Judith Adamson Bees & Other Stinging Insects; Bee Aware and Bee Safe by Heidi Ratner-Connolly & Randy Connolly Dragonflies of North America Coloring & Activity Book by Kathy Biggs, illustrated by Tim Manolis Common Dragonflies of California, Second Edition by Kathy Biggs, Color Photos by Rav Bruun Common Dragonflies of the Southwest by Kathy Biggs Dragons in the Ponds by Robert H. Armstrong, John Hudson, & Marge Hermans Dragonflies of Alaska, Second Edition by John Hudson & Robert H. Armstrong Butterflies of Arizona—A Photographic Guide by Bob Stewart, Priscilla Brodkin and Hank Brodkin Conifer Country by Michael Kauffmann Humboldt Rocks; How They Got Here, What They Are, How to Find Them by Meryl King, Illustrated by Lance Anderson Beautiful Mushrooms of the World 2013 Wall Calendar by Taylor Lockwood Healing with Medicinal Plants of the West; Cultural and Scientific Basis for their Use by Cecilia Garcia & James D. Adams, Jr. The Granite Avatars of Patagonia by Text and Photographs by Tom Reed |