Books in the Texas Natural History Guides (TM) series

A field guide to Texas snakes. It offers resources to identify snakes including: 110 full-colour photos that show various snake, as well as 39 line drawings; 110 range maps; species accounts that describe each snake's appearance, look-alikes, size, and habitat; and, information on poisonous snakes and preventing and treating snakebites.

Including nearly half of all dragonfly species found in North America, here is the definitive field guide to the dragonflies of Texas, which will be a valuable resource for naturalists throughout the region.

A thoroughly revised and updated edition of Price's Poisonous Snakes of Texas.

Here is the first field guide to the damselflies of Texas-which include more than half of all damselfly species found in North America-richly illustrated with digitally created images that show amazing details, as well as photos taken in the wild.

This is the only field guide focused exclusively on Texas's seventy-two species of frogs, toads, and salamanders, compiled by a team of experts who collectively have over a century of experience in field herpetology.

With seven new species, new photographs, and a quick plant identification key, here is a completely updated and expanded edition of A Field Guide to Common South Texas Shrubs, which has sold over 10,000 copies.

In this extensively illustrated field guide, two of the state¿s most knowledgeable herpetologists present the first complete identification guide to all thirty-one native and established exotic turtle species in Texas, as well as the American Alligator.

An authoritative overview of water issues in Texas for a general readership.