Pastonkik: Wijokadwôgan

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A collection of fungi photographs by nature photographer Kimberly J Tilley. In this book there are a few of her favourite images from her backyard and travels of mosses, lichen and mushrooms. The images were created from 2007 - 2020 at various locations in the USA. This book series title, Pastonkik, means "in the United States" and it comes from the Abenaki language. The Abenaki are from the Northeast. Native American languages and Latin are used in this series to identify specimens. There are 18 books in total featuring Kimberly's favourite landscapes, waterscapes, insects, plants, birds and wildlife images.

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"Native to the Americas and Asia. This plant does not use sunlight, it relies on other plants for a food source. The bumblebee is a critical species for it's pollination. This plant is medicinal and can be used to treat anxiety." -Page 6

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Book Type: Print

ISBN-13: 9781006655296

Edition: 1

Publisher: Blurb

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Language: English

Pages: 20

Interior: Color

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About The Author

Kimberly J Tilley (1979) lives in New Hampshire, USA where she spends most of her time tending to her family and dreaming up more art to create. Occasionally she takes a break from managing her print-on-demand shops and creating new artwork to pull together her art books. She is a nature photographer by trade but dives into other art forms too.

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