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I got this email yesterday, and I thought you guys would be interested in it--A new book on Dry's

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Posted by: Americanvenom at Mon Mar 7 11:13:14 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Americanvenom ]  
   

I dont know anything about the group itself, but I did order one this morning. Here is the email copied and pasted the email: If anyone has any futher info please post it. Do any of you have the first addition?


- In WildlifeConservationDepartment@yahoogroups.com,
naturefilms@a... wrote:
The Nature Booklets Volunteer Project is pleased to announce that the
fourth
book in the Project's series (revised, updated and printed in a
handsome new
limited edition) is now available to the general public. Entitled
Drymarchon
corais couperi, The Eastern Indigo Snake... A Natural History, this
new soft
cover book offers a fascinating, informative and in depth look into
the seasonal
and daily lives of what may be North America's most spectacular and
endangered
snake. With information gathered through years of research and
observing some
of this species' last remaining wild, free roaming populations, the
book
includes chapters about description, identification, size, growth,
age, sexual
dimorphism, range, habitat, population densities, daily and seasonal
behavior
including feeding behavior and over wintering, reproduction including
male
combat, courtship, breeding, nesting, intelligence and senses,
threats to the
species and present preservation and conservation efforts. First
published in the
autumn of 2004, this revised and updated life history of North
America's largest
serpent is now in its third printing but may not be available for
long. The
excellent resource is a limited edition printing being offered on a
first come,
first served basis while supplies last or until May 1, 2005,
whichever comes
first. Due to the creation, production and distribution of this work
being an
all volunteer effort, those requesting a copy are asked to contribute
$11.95
in order to help defray some of the production and mailing costs. To
receive
your copy, mail check or money order in the amount of $11.95 and
payable to
C.A.S.H. to the Nature Books Volunteer Project, P.O. Box 140935,
Gainesville,
Florida 32614-0935. Be sure to include the name of the book being
requested along
with your complete name and mailing address. Please allow 2-4 weeks
from the
day your request is received, for delivery. It is hoped that this
book will
increase awareness of and preservation efforts for these spectacular
snakes.
Dawn LeFey/Nature Books Project Volunteer/AtlantaNatureFilms@y...


   

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