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pictures, but there is something that makes this little book hard to pass up. It’s a perfect gift for someone down in the dumps.
6. Birds of Virginia, A Field Guide, by Stan Takiela (paperback, $14.95).
Rappahannock County is alive with birds and bird-lovers, and this pocket-sized field guide is a comprehensive and easy-to-use identifier of our feathered friends.
With full-color photos, descriptions and brief commentary, it describes birds seen in Virginia, from the Sharp-shinned Hawk to the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.
7. Living in the Appalachian Forest: True Tales of Sustainable Forestry, by Chris Bolgiano (paperback, $18.95).
The wooded mountains that
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