I see that a copy of "Flying Squirrels: Gliders in the Dark" is currently (12/1/05) available from Amazon's Market Place for $75. Not cheap, but not as pricey as I've seen them before.
http://tinyurl.com/9x543
I was able to score one from Amazon about 6 months ago for $25. So they do turn up from time to time.
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[quote="Judy C."] ... Try checking it out from the library. They may not have a copy in your branch, but they can maybe get it for you from the main branch.
Here's a site where you can check your local libraries for it. "Find in a Library: Flying squirrels : gliders in the dark" Just enter your zip code.
http://tinyurl.com/dxg4s
And yes, it's worth the money! It's a fascinating book. I've seen them go for $150 on eBay!!!
By far, the best reference book for the lay person is Flying Squirrels - Gliders in the Dark, Nancy Wells-Gosling,1985, Smithsonian Press, ISBN 0-87474-952-2 (hardcover) and ISBN 0-87474-951-4 (paperback).
Here's a site where you can check your local libraries for it. "Find in a Library: Flying squirrels : gliders in the dark" Just enter your zip code.
http://tinyurl.com/dxg4s
And yes, it's worth the money! It's a fascinating book. I've seen them go for $150 on eBay!!!
By far, the best reference book for the lay person is Flying Squirrels - Gliders in the Dark, Nancy Wells-Gosling,1985, Smithsonian Press, ISBN 0-87474-952-2 (hardcover) and ISBN 0-87474-951-4 (paperback).
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