ASNH Armchair Shopper

Please remember: many more items are for sale in the shops at Silk Farm Audubon Center in Concord, the Massabesic Audubon Center in Auburn, the The Loon Center in Moultonborough and at Newfound Audubon Center (closed in winter) in East Hebron.

1. ASNH PUBLICATIONS

   The Atlas of Breeding Birds of New Hampshire

   edited by Carol R. Foss
   464 pages, 1995
   softcover or CD (pdf format)
   The most comprehensive study ever published on the status and distribution of New Hampshire's breeding birds, with a full-page map of breeding distribution as well as a detailed written account of past and present breeding status, range, trends, and habits. The Atlas also contains over 200 line drawings by well-known New Hampshire artists. Besides being an invaluable resource for anyone interested in New England birds, it's also a surprisingly entertaining read, especially for a reference book. It's great for school projects, and a must for every library in New Hampshire. (To view on-line, click the title.)
   softcover book - $27.00
   CD - $14.00

   Birds of New England Checklist

   A simple checklist for recording the dates of bird sightings when in the field.
   Small $1.00, Large $1.50

   A Checklist of the Birds of New Hampshire

   edited by Pamela Hunt, Stephen R. Mirick, Robert A. Quinn, Tudor Richards and Rebecca Suomala

   A 48-page booklet containing an expanded listing of species found in New Hampshire and bar graphs depicting their abundance and months of occurrence. It includes brief descriptions of New Hampshire's seven major birding regions and a brief synopsis on bird migration in the state. Other features include an index, map, and notes on casual, accidental and introduced species. It is an invaluable tool for both beginning and experienced birders. This revised and updated edition of the 1982 classic written by Kimball C. Elkins is published by New Hampshire Audubon.
   $5.95

   Birding the New Hampshire Seacoast

   by Steve Mirick
   20 page booklet, illustrated, 1995
   Your guide to the best birding spots along the New Hampshire coast and Great Bay, this guide gives you specific directions to excellent birding spots as well as highlights what may be found at different times of the year. A map of the area is included. Additional sections include Star Island and the Isles of Shoals, as well as pelagic birding.
   $3.95

   Whale Watch and Pelagic Birding Guide

   written and illustrated by Iain Macleod.
   A five-fold pamphlet with pen and ink drawings depicting local whales, dolphins, and seabirds. Each illustration has notes on distinguishing features for identifying each bird or mammal.
   $1.75

   A Guide to the Winter Gulls of Northern New England

   by Peter Hunt
   20 page booklet, illustrated by the author, 1996
   A guide to help birders distinguish among the confusing gull plumages most commonly seen in northern New England, with a few unusual species thrown in; also notes on summer plumages.
   $5.95

   Backyard Naturalist Written by Susan Story Galt, Illustrated by Mike Milligan 32 page booklet-- Find out how you can make your yard more "wildlife-friendly" for birds and other wildlife! Based on "The Backyard Naturalist" column that appears in New Hampshire Audubon, this booklet offers tips on attracting birds, butterflies-even amphibians-to your yard. Price: $7.95

   POSTERS

   Bats of the Eastern United States

   Neat photos of bats on the front and lots of information about them on the back.
   $12.50

   Respect New Hampshire's Native Plants

   Beautiful pink lady slipper on a black background.
   $11.00

To order, call (see below) or print out the order form, fill it in, and mail or fax it to ASNH at:
Audubon Society of New Hampshire
Catalog Sales
3 Silk Farm Road
Concord, NH 03301

Fax orders to (603) 226-0902. Fax orders can be made 24 hours a day.

Orders paid by check must be mailed to ASNH.

You can call ASNH at (603)224-9909 to place your order. Please have your Visa or Master Card number ready when you call. Call during business hours (M-F, 9-5 EST) to speak with a person or leave a message at ext. 345 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Also, call for wholesale or library rates.