Re: Grand Canyon books
You are correct, my copy is of the 1st (1982) edition. However, when I looked an a copy that was for sale last year, the bats still weren't mentioned. I...
driftersmith 2010-06-03 08:10:47 #61542

Re: Grand Canyon books
I can give a - impartial - thumbs up to "Hikernut's Grand Canyon Companion" which I used as one of my references before my first hike down last week. I...
Pinny Lew 2010-06-03 08:10:12 #61541

Re: Grand Canyon books
Hi Matthew, For first time canyon explorers I would have to say "Hikernut's Grand Canyon Companion." Hey, what do you expect - it is my award-winning book!...
Brian Hikernut Lane 2010-06-03 08:02:36 #61540

Re: Grand Canyon books
My favorite technical Geology book on Grand Canyon is "Grand Canyon Geology" by Beus and Morales - see...
bmerrow_home 2010-06-03 07:48:29 #61539

Re: Grand Canyon books
You must be using another version of the Field Guide because mine mentions the following bats in the Mammal Table: Yuma Myotsis Arizona Myotsis Long-eared...
Steve Carr 2010-06-03 06:59:34 #61538

Re: Grand Canyon books
River runners? ;o) Bill Ferris Flagstaff http://www.gcadventure.com --- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "driftersmith" wrote: > > Depending on...
Bill Ferris 2010-06-03 06:51:27 #61537

Re: Grand Canyon books
Depending on whose count you use, something like 25% or 30% of the mammalian species in the Grand Canyon are types of bats. Guess which group of mammals is...
driftersmith 2010-06-03 06:07:53 #61536

Re: Grand Canyon books
"Field Guide to the Grand Canyon" by Stephen Whitney "The Canyon Chronicles" by Steve Carr "A Canyon Voyage" by Frederick Dellenbaugh "The Exploration of the...
Steve Carr 2010-06-03 04:18:01 #61535

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