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National Audubon Society Field Guide to New England: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont (National Audubon Society Field Guides)
Author: National Audubon SocietyISBN: 9780679446767
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3 Reddit comments about National Audubon Society Field Guide to New England: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont (National Audubon Society Field Guides):

u/DSettahr · 2 pointsr/Adirondacks

I use the Audubon Society's Field Guide to New England. It doesn't technically cover the Adirondacks but Adirondack ecosystems and their flora and fauna are much more typical of New England than they are of the Middle Atlantic, which is the region that the Audubon Society groups New York in with for their field guides.

It's a durable and (relatively) small field guide, but still full of information. It's got a little of everything- all of the most common rocks, plants, animals, weather patterns, and even constellations, that you are likely to see in the outdoors. If you're looking for one single book to carry for plant and animal ID, then IMO this is the one.

u/Higgy24 · 2 pointsr/AskReddit

Cheese, and the flora and fauna of New England. The former I am currently trying to explore more fully so I don't have many leads, but for the latter I have encountered no better book than this.

Oh, I also love looking up strange medical problems and rare diagnoses. I also tend to look up a lot of different medications and their side effects. Sometimes I'll even look to see what a normal problem like strep throat or the flu can develop into if not treated. I get sick a lot so I find it to be fascinating. This site is good for looking up information on medications.

u/Summit75 · 1 pointr/BSA

>Like take a picture of it and try to figure out what type of species it is?

Yes, this would meet the requirement.

Ideally (IMO) you'd do it the other way around - the goal is to be able to identify it when you see it, not see it then figure out what it is and probably forget it later. Get a National Audubon Society field guide (like this one https://www.amazon.com/National-Audubon-Society-Field-England/dp/0679446761) or something similar.

Some animals you can identify: