The National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Trees by Elbert Luther Little (1980, Paperback)

This is a very informative, quick and easy to use reference guide that has good color pictures and wonderful references to many North American trees. Not every one is listed in here but I found many to most are. It has been my field guide since I was a child using my mom's. Without it, I would be very lost as to what kinds of trees are in my area. I also love it's compact size instead of being a big, bulky, hard to carry around study guide. I haven't found it's equal or better yet. I use mine every year and I think every household should own a copy. A great family resource tool.

This book has helped me personaly identify quite a few of the fauna in my neighborhood. My neighbors have barrowed it on more than one occasion.
Thanks again.

Beautiful color pictures and helpful descriptions of each tree. It also gives the range, habitat, and other usful facts.

I used this book in college and then foolishly sold it! Absolutely incredible information for anyone who loves the "Outdoors"!