The Guide to Colorado Reptiles and Amphibians

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The Guide to Colorado Reptiles and Amphibians

Author(s): Mary Taylor Young (author) (Author)

  • Publisher: Chicago Review Press
  • Publication Date: 1 Mar. 2011
  • Language: English
  • Print length: 176 pages
  • ISBN-10: 1555915841
  • ISBN-13: 9781555915841

Book Description

Discover and learn more about Colorado’s native reptiles and amphibians. Covers 72 species of turtles, toads, salamanders, snakes, and lizards and provides detailed descriptions and informative sidebars. Includes full-color photographs, range maps, and a species description for each reptile, as well as a checklist, glossary, and information on where to find these fascinating creatures.

Editorial Reviews

Review

“The Guide to Colorado Reptiles and Amphibians is a full-color identification guide to the snakes, turtles, lizards, frogs, toads, and salamanders of the Colorado region. Excellent photography of each species along with easy-to-use field ID guidelines, and notes on the habitat and distribution of various species…A handful of fascinating general facts, such as the origin of the light-sensitive vestigial “third eye” on the back of various lizards’ heads, round out this excellent, user-friendly field guide.” –James A, Cox, Midwest Book Review

About the Author

Award-winning nature writerMary Taylor Youngspent her childhood summers roaming the Colorado Rockies from her grandparents’ cabin in Estes Park. Her love of wild things and the outdoors led to a degree in zoology from Colorada State University and a life devoted to nature and the environment. Her nine books range fromLand of Grass and Sky: A Naturalist’s Prairie Journey, a story of spiritual growth inspired by the landscape of the High Plains, to the Watchable Birds book series. Mary’sWords on Birdscolumn appeared in theRocky Mountain Newsfrom 1993 until 2009. She has published hundreds of articles in periodicals such asLadies Home Journal,Outside, andWildlife Conservation. Mary has written extensively for the US Fish and Wildlife Service, US Forest Service, Colorado Division of Wildlife and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Many Coloradans know Mary from the quarterly publicationColorado’s Wildlife Company. Mary writes from her home in Castle Rock, Colorado, where she lives with her husband, daughter, two dogs, and many wild neighbors.

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