Poet and essayist Charles Hood grew up next to the Los Angeles River and has been a factory worker, ski instructor, boat salesman, and birding guide. He stopped counting birds when his list reached 5,000, but he soon replaced it with a mammal list, which now nears 1,000. Wild LA, his book in collaboration with the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, was named the best nonfiction book of 2019 by the Southern California Independent Booksellers Association. Hood currently lives and teaches in the Antelope Valley and is the author of Heyday's A Californian's Guide to the Birds among Us and A Californian's Guide to the Mammals among Us, as well as nine and a half books of poetry.
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I Heart Ugly Nature The Lure of the List Nature Journals for Fun and Profit Fifty Dreams for Forty Monkeys Things You Can Do with Water Two Thousand Palm Trees Divorce Insurance A Small, Humble Addiction Confessions of an Amateur Today I Will Draw a Penguin Love and Sex in Natural History Dioramas Cochineal and the Color Red Audubon's Tiny Houses Landscape with Unicorns and Barnacles
I Heart Ugly Nature The Lure of the List Nature Journals for Fun and Profit Fifty Dreams for Forty Monkeys Things You Can Do with Water Two Thousand Palm Trees Divorce Insurance A Small, Humble Addiction Confessions of an Amateur Today I Will Draw a Penguin Love and Sex in Natural History Dioramas Cochineal and the Color Red Audubon's Tiny Houses Landscape with Unicorns and Barnacles
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