Arizona Wildlife Notebook, Second edition
I have completed the second edition of the Arizona Wildlife Notebook! The new Notebook has four more species groups than the first edition, and it has an expanded index. The most important change is in the conservation status for each species. This time, I standardized the information so that future changes will be easier to track.
The species groups included are: Amphibians, Ants, Bats, Birds, Butterflies and Moths, Damselflies and Dragonflies, Fish, Grasshoppers, Lizards, Mammals, Snakes, and Turtles. Additions are in bold type.
Arizona Wildlife Notebook serves as a checklist and notebook for Arizona species. It has the latest information from the Arizona Game and Fish Department and other organizations, and it lists print and Internet resources for each species group. The Notebook fills the need for a convenient place to record species sightings.
You can find Internet species lists for areas outside Arizona in the references in my blog posts. I urge you to make records of the wildlife you see. Such information is an essential first step in species protection and we need it now.
GarryRogers Nature Conservation 
That is wonderful Gary~
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Thank you. Your opinion is important to me. I visit your blog every day.
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What you do is so important Gary.
I am honored by your support.
The innocents are grateful for your great passion on their behalf.
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Thank you.
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Oh, I am so very sorry for spelling your name wrong Garry. Twice!!
I have no excuse except that my dear favorite cousin’s name only had one r~
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Please have no concern, it’s nothing to me.
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I’ve awarded you ‘The Awesome blogger’ Award 2013 🙂
http://freedomforcetaceans.org/2013/12/09/blog-of-the-year-2013-my-award-goes-to/
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Thanks Adam. I need an award that I can give to you for all your work.
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You are very welcome Garry. Hope you have a great week.
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I love what you are doing here! I am so amazed. I hope by the end of my third book those who like fantasy will also learn how important it is to take care of what little we have left.
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