Subject: Re: Guide books
Date: Nov 18 19:29:47 1994
From: Ellen Blackstone - vaccine at u.washington.edu


Teresa, et al. --Have your friend check out the Seattle Audubon Nature
Shop for guide books to birds and nature-in-general in the Pacific
Northwest/the Canadian SOUTHwest. The SAS shop (8028-35thAve NE in
Seattle) has a great choice of books and accessories for local birders.
Plus, it has fun gifts of all kinds... greeting cards, mobiles, etc. And
there's a great lending library of international-interest books. There
will be an open house on December 10, Saturday, so you can have free
coffee and cookies while you browse. This obscure shop is a godsend for
us nature-types for holiday-shopping. Check them out! Cheers--EB
Sorry.... do I sound like an advertisement? I'm a volunteer
at the shop occasionally, and I can tell you: the interplay
between regulars and volunteers and visitors is great fun! You're
likely to learn a lot... and find some good stuff, too!
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On Thu, 17 Nov 1994, Michelsen, Teresa wrote:

>
> Are there any good bird books just for the Pacific Northwest? By this I mean
> WA, OR, ID, BC (apologies to Canadians). Someone on my Christmas list wants
> one for areas he hikes in. He is an amateur and I think he just wants to
> know what he's seeing when he hikes.
>
> Note: I sent a message out earlier on barred owls. I didn't get any
> responses - which is OK if noone responded. But I noticed someone else
> wasn't getting their mail from tweeters, so I was just wondering if anyone
> sent me any messages. That was my first try at posting something to
> tweeters. Thanks!
>