Jim Arnosky

Discusses the deer that inhabit North and Central America, including information about their life cycles, eating habits, and habitats.

Describes how some animals survive in frigid regions, including muskrats, walruses, and the Arctic fox.

An illustrated introduction to trees and woodlands with information on how to identify the bark and the leaves, the many ways that animals use trees, and how to read the individual history that shapes every tree.

Describes and portrays the birds, snakes, and other animals that can be seen in a swamp.

An illustrated introduction to the appearance and habits of various butterflies and moths.

Provides paintings of beaches, rocks, water, gulls, fish, and other aspects of nature on a small Maine island, accompanied by comments from the artist on how and why he painted them.

Contains six giant foldouts of nature's flying predators.

Hungry raccoons feast at night in a field of ripe corn.

Looks at mysterious creatures from legend, natural history, and controversial contemporary sightings.