Flowers and Ferns in their Haunts


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Flowers and Ferns in their Haunts invites listeners on a serene exploration of the New England coastal countryside, as seen through the eyes of Mabel Osgood Wright, a pioneering naturalist and the first president of the Connecticut Audubon Society. This work, published in 1901, captures the beauty and diversity of local flora in their natural settings.

Wright's observations blend personal reflection with detailed descriptions of the plants and their habitats, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of nature that flourished in her time. Her passion for the environment shines through as she shares insights into the delicate balance of ecosystems and the importance of conservation.

With a tone that is both informative and contemplative, this audiobook serves as a gentle reminder of the wonders of the natural world, encouraging listeners to appreciate the beauty that surrounds them. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper connection to the outdoors, Wright's work remains a significant contribution to the field of natural history.

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00 - Invitation 3:13 Gelesen von Bellona Times
01 - I. The Coming of Spring 41:04 Gelesen von Bellona Times
02 - II. Along The Waterways 38:19 Gelesen von Bellona Times
03 - III. Escaped From Gardens 39:09 Gelesen von Bellona Times
04 - IV. In Silent Woods 38:59 Gelesen von Bellona Times
05 - V. Some Humble Orchids 43:57 Gelesen von Bellona Times
06 - VI. Poisonous Plants 37:59 Gelesen von Bellona Times
07 - VII. The Fantasies of Ferns 41:20 Gelesen von Bellona Times
08 - VIII. Flowers of the Sun 34:57 Gelesen von Bellona Times
09 - IX. A Composite Family 38:43 Gelesen von Bellona Times
10 - X. Wayfarers 26:06 Gelesen von Bellona Times
11 - XL The Drapery of Vines 31:34 Gelesen von Bellona Times
12 - XII. Aftermath 23:24 Gelesen von Bellona Times

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Bedtime Natural History


(5 Sterne)

.....Some minor static but otherwise very well done. I am a lover of the natural world. Special thanks to the narrator.