I am delighted to be able to tell you that this morning I learned that NATURALLY CURIOUS won the Nature Guidebook category of the 2011 National Outdoor Book Awards. I’m honored and humbled by this recognition. http://www.noba-web.org/books11.htm
November 17, 2011 | Categories: A Closer Look at New England, Adaptations, Amphibians, Animal Adaptations, Animal Architecture, Animal Signs, Animal Tracks, April, Arachnids, Arthropods, August, Beavers, Beetles, Bird Nests, Bird Songs, Birds, Bugs, Butterflies, camouflage, Carnivorous Plants, Conifers, Crustaceans, Damselflies, December, Decomposition, Dragonflies, February, Flies, Flowering Plants, Frogs, Fungus, Gastropods, Hornets, Hymenoptera, Insect Signs, Insects, January, July, June, Larvae, Lepidoptera, Lichens, Mammals, March, May, Metamorphosis, Millipedes, Moths, Mutualism, NATURALLY CURIOUS--THE BOOK!, Non-flowering plants, November, October, Odonata, Parasitic Plants, Plants, Poisonous Plants, Pollination, Predator-Prey, Raptors, Reptiles, Rodents, Scat, Seeds, Senses, September, Signs of Spring, Slugs, Snails, Snakes, Spores, Spring Wildflowers, Toads, Trees and Shrubs, turtles, Waterfowl, Winter Adaptations | Tags: award-winning nature books, National Outdoor Book Awards, nature book awards, Nature Guidebook category of NOBA | 23 Comments »
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