Nature Watch Big Bend: A Seasonal Guide (Volume 55) (W. L. Moody Jr. Natural History Series)

I received my book yesterday by drone or driver - I don't know - I wasn't here. I devoured the book last night and this morning. I've been to Big Bend many times but there is so much in this book I am not familiar with. Jim and Lynne provide a closer look at the subtle things you won't see from the roads and parking areas. It gives you a much better appreciation for the abundance of nature that exists in the park. This is a great new reference book on Big Bend and a lot of fun to read through. And high quality pictures as well.

Book is extremely informative and well thought out. Hard for me to expound since I haven't been to Big Bend uet.

I am getting ready for canoe trip on Rio Grande. I wanted to learn about nature there. This book provide a lot of information and written very well. Also it is good illustrated with photographs and drowings

Lynne and Jim Weber are a couple of naturalists in Central Texas who have previously written a seasonal guide to nature in the Austin Texas area. They present information in an easy to access format and an easy to understand style of presentation, booth written and visual. Their commitment to the Big Bend area is evident.

Bought this in preparation for a trip to Big Bend in November. It will be very useful.

Disappointed that was no organization discussing growth/animals seen along the major trails!

Great book with detailed explanations of what to find, what to do, and where to go on your Big Bend visit.