Michigan Wildlife: A Folding Pocket Guide to Familiar Animals

Michigan stretches from beech-maple hardwood forests at its southern end to spruce- and pine-dominated boreal forests at its northern reaches. Interspersed with these forests are sand dunes, beaches, rivers, marshes, and prairies, and within these habitats live thousands of animal species. Stand-outs include Kirtland’s Warbler, American Bullfrog, Monarch butterfly, state reptile Painted Turtle, and state mammal White-tailed Deer. For many people, animals are the face of a landscape or wetla...