Assateague
- Island of the Wild Ponies
Made famous by the fictional book, Misty of Chincoteague,
Assateague's wild horses, known locally as 'ponies', have been roaming their
unique barrier island habitat for over 200 years. While a children's book,
readers of all ages will enjoy the unique photos and learning about the
social behavior and natural history of these animals as they go about a
year of their life. |
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Ribbons of Sand - Exploring
Atlantic Beaches
Ribbons of sand looks at the beauty of beaches
along the East and Gulf Coasts. Subjects include sand, seashore plants and
animals, and beachcombing objects which are of common interest to children
and their families. Environmental concerns of the sensitive seashore habitat
are also explored. |
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Barrier Islands are for the
Birds
From ocean beaches to salt marsh bays, Atlantic barrier islands have interesting habitats that are home to many resident and migratory birds. Dozens of colorful species are presented in delightful poses and behaviors. Readers learn that coastal birds and their habitats are environmentally sensitive, and the text is rich with helpful tips for observation. |
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