The Appalachian Naturalist

Photos by Suzanne Netherton, resized by Randy Emmitt, RLE Photo

Wild in Western North Carolina

Naturalist, Storyteller, Banjoist and Songster, Luthier, Dreamer

Snakes* Fishing* Mountain Birding* Classes I teach* Forums and Mailing Lists* My Resume* Dragonflies and Damselflies* Water Turtles If you see a box floating across the page that says "Click here to chat", it means I want to chat with you. Just click on it, and a chat window will open up. Great, huh?

Welcome to my home on the World Wide Web, and welcome to my home in the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains. I am a Native of this area, and have dedicated my life to the study of Nature, particularly Nature in the Blue Ridge. I love to work with people who want to get to know the Natural world of my home, and hope you will join me one day for a walk in the woods and fields of the Wild Blue Ridge. You can reach me at [email protected].

If you are interested in the weather, here it is, just click for a forecast.

Folks, for any snake query, I need your locality (at least the state) to identify it , and I enjoy getting queries about snakes. so write to me please! I have also started a list for snake lovers and folks who want to learn about them. Join below

If you are interested in free web based e-mail from this site, look below.

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If you would like to be on a mailing list which will keep you updated on things here in the Mountains, then join the Appalachian Naturalist News List. (This is an announcement list.)

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I run classes Spring Summer and Fall, specializing in Edible Wild Plants, Medicinal Wild Plants, and Wildflower Identification. Click here for more information.

Class Schedule and signup for the Spring 2000 season!

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I use a number of books for reference in my ramblings through the Mountains. If you need any of these, just click on the link: it'll take you straight to that book on Amazon.com. Click here.

There are many wonderful trails in this area. I have listed a few here that might be of interest to area visitors. These are some of my favorite trails, and you just might see me on them. Just look for a guy that favors Grizzly Adams, with reddish hair, and a white beard. Click here for trails.

Bird Watching is also a wonderful pastime, and there are some great places to go. I have listed just a few here. My trails page lists some places that are also good for birding. Click here for good birding sites.

I have put together a snake identification section of the common snakes of the Southeast. Click here.

I have collected some links in my browsing on the Net. Let me share them with you.
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Environmental Education is very important in our world today. This page will tell you a little of my concerns for this field. If you are a professional Environmental Educator, and feel the field needs to change, or are looking for an outlet for your abilities, then <click here.>

What the heck is a Luthier? Click here!
My lists and forums
Frog and Toad East Mailing List

Southeastern Dragonfly and Damselfly List

Water Turtle East List

Frog and Toad Forum

My lists and forums
Frog and Toad East Mailing List	Southeastern Dragonfly and Damselfly List
Water Turtle East List	Frog and Toad Forum

The Carolina Naturalist List

Thanks for visiting, and please come again. We employ the old time Southern Hospitality in the Carolina Mountains. Check this page from time to time. I am always adding something

Here's something I thought I would add. A meta search off my main page! Try it!

Highway 61

Highway 61 is a metasearch engine that will submit your search to Yahoo, Lycos, Infoseek Ultra, Excite, etc., and then list the results on a single page. Search for: Search as boolean: Or And

Your patience level:

How many hits? Lots! Bury me! | Even Yahoo Categories!

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