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 $8.95 Perfect-Bound Paperback, 6.3" W x 4.2" H, with 21 deluxe color cards to save or send. 52 pp., perforated. ISBN 1-879728-01-X CLICK HERE for Order Information |
DESCRIPTION: CACTUS FLOWERS. Native to the Americas from Canada to Argentina, cactus plants are prized for their unusual and extravagantly beautiful flowers, from the lime green blossoms of a teddybear cholla to day-glow pinks of an orchid cactus. The introductory text by Mark Dimmitt gives a lucid overview of the cactus family. Click Here for a Sample. REVIEWS: "Cactus Flowers shares with us one of nature's greatest miracles, the loveliest and most inviting blossoms springing forth from the most unlikely parents. That cacti yield such incredible beauty is a never-ending source of amazement. Wiewandt's photographs grace their viewer with the joy of this annual miracle." —BERNARD L. FONTANA, Author of Of Earth and Little Rain. |
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 $8.95 Perfect-Bound Paperback, 6.3" W x 4.2" H, with 21 deluxe color cards to save or send. 52 pp., perforated. ISBN 1-879728-02-8 CLICK HERE for Order Information |
DESCRIPTION: ANCIENT SEA CREATURES. Here is a fresh look at the past, through fossilized sea animals elegantly frozen in time, featuring trilobites, ammonites, sea-scorpions, and more—composed to fire the imagination. The introduction by Peter L. Larson summarizes the history of life on Earth. Click Here for a Sample. REVIEWS: "Ancient Sea Creatures has captured the essence of what fossils are all about. The photography is magnificent and accurately portrays the subtle beauty of many wondrous fossil specimens. The text is concise and meaningful." —DONALD L. WOLBERG, Paleontologist |
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DESCRIPTION: DESERT RAIN, DESERT BLOOM. Rain brings unsurpassed beauty to deserts of the American Southwest—celebrated in this book through magnificent pictures of cloudbursts, lightning, rainbows, and wildflower displays seen once in a decade. The photographs and John Alcock's introduction contrast the moods, cycles, and life-giving significance of rain in arid lands. Click Here for a Sample. REVIEWS: "Desert Rain/Desert Bloom is a visual celebration of the unpredictablity and awesome beauty of arid lands. John Alcock's lyrical introduction and Tom Wiewandt's remarkable images offer a unique, refreshing perspective on the deserts of the Amercian Southwest." —GARY PAUL NABHAN, Author of Gathering the Desert, winner of the John Burroughs Medal for outstanding nature writing. |
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