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113th Edition! 2010 Ring-Standard Calendar In 1897, Louise B. Graves of Boston designed a small desk calendar for a friend. She delighted family and friends every year with a Ring-Standard Calendar, and a successful small business developed. In 1942 Ms. Graves chose as her successor family friend Mary Sage Shakespeare, who continues to participate in planning the calendar. The Ring-Standard Calendar has changed little in its 113 years, with only a handful of artists who have ever created designs. Charlotte Greenewalt, Mrs. Shakespeare's cousin, assisted in the preparation of this year's calendar. The botanical motif was originally created by Mrs. Shakespeare for the 1950 edition. As always, it shows the phases of the moon and the signs of the zodiac. The calendar measures 4 ¼" x 3 ¼", is printed on heavy recycled paper, and is presented in a gold gift box. Download an order form (PDF 144K) for this calendar.
The Sibley Guide to Trees David has turned his talent from birds to trees to produce the single most comprehensive guide to North American trees currently available. As always in David's field guides, a tremendous amount of information is presented in astonishing detail in a patterned, logical and accessible format. Issues of conservation, preservation, and environmental health are addressed in authoritative essays.
Lars Jonsson's Birds: Paintings from a Near Horizon Lars Jonsson's Birds: Paintings from a Near Horizon features 150 full-color, museum-quality reproductions of works that Jonsson painted in the field and that reflect his favorite theme of birds in a wide landscape, such as gulls, waders, ducks, and raptors.
Beyond Walden: The Hidden History of America's Kettle Lakes and Ponds Dr. Robert M. Thorson, author Dr. Thorson tells the fascinating story of these beautiful freshwater lakes and ponds that dot the New England landscape. He delves into their ecology, geology, and cultural history, revealing how they are a part of our lives and how we can save them. To order your signed copy, please call the Audubon Shop at 781-259-2211.
Discovering the Boston Harbor Islands: A Guide to the City's Hidden Gems Christopher Klein, author Discovering the Boston Harbor Islands is an enchanting portrait of Boston's thirty-four harbor islands. It provides a fascinating view of their colorful history, which is filled with stories of pirates, shipwrecks, and prisoners of war. It is also a guide to the natural beauty of the islands and will inspire history buffs and nature lovers to think about summer activities on the islands. To order your signed copy, please call the Audubon Shop at 781-259-2211.
Laminated Nature Guides Mass Audubon has published seven field guides, which are perfect for any curious naturalist—or the parent of one. They are beautifully and accurately illustrated, inexpensive, durable, easy to carry, and crammed with fascinating information about the natural world. Wholesale orders welcome. See more of our laminated nature guides.>>
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