If people could respond to the list that would be great!
I reckon alot of people would be like you Nick - I know I am :)
Cheers
Dave
On 10/08/2008, at 7:56 PM, nick leseberg wrote:
Hello All,
Apologies for the slightly off-topic posting, but I know many on
the list will be able to help with my request, and there may even
be others who have the same question.
While I think my bird ID skills are up to speed, I am currently
trying to educate myself on the various trees, plants and
wildflowers I come across on my travels. I have not been overly
impressed with most of the guides that are readily available in the
shops, and it has been difficult to get an idea of the best books
off the net, with such a wide range. I understand there is too much
to cover properly in a single guide, so am probably more after a
combination of reference style books covering the different families.
Can anyone recommend their preferred books, or even a combination
of books that will suit my needs? Funds are not unlimited, but I am
happy to spend money as long as I'm paying for quality.
Unless you think it is pertinent to the list, please respond to me
directly -
Thanks in advance
Nick Leseberg
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