West Virginia Nature Set

Northern and southern forests converge in West Virginia, allowing for an intersection of species from both the north and south. Black Bears and White-tailed Deer forage in maple-filled hardwood forests, where numerous species of wood-warblers, flycatchers, and thrushes nest in the spring and summer. An astounding 34 salamander species occupy West Virginia, as do beautifully patterned reptiles like Wood Turtle and Spotted Turtle. To better acquaint you with the natural history of the Mountain State, we have packaged together three portable references—Birds, Trees & Wildflowers, and Wildlife—in an attractive acetate bag. Each guide features beautiful illustrations of over 100 common species, as well as an ecoregion map showing top bird-finding, botanical, or wildlife-viewing hotspots. Laminated for durability, these lightweight, 12-panel folding pocket guides comprise a comprehensive three-pack for educators, learners, naturalists, birders, botanists, and wildlife enthusiasts who are passionate about plants and animals in West Virginia and wish to learn more about 300 of the state’s most representative species. Made in the USA.