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
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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
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