
John Burroughs
John Burroughs was an American naturalist and nature essayist, active in the conservation movement in the United States. The first of his essay collections was Wake-Robin in 1871.

Bird Stories from Burroughs Sketches of Bird Life Taken from the Works of John Burroughs
Witness the funny trials and triumphs of bird families as they nest, nurture, and navigate the challenges of their natural habitat.
By John Burroughs

Birds and Poets : with Other Papers
Discover how the flight of birds ignites the imagination, fueling the pens of poets and revealing the hidden harmony between nature and the human spirit.
By John Burroughs

Whitman: A Study
Explore the life and groundbreaking poetry of an American voice that shattered literary norms and championed democracy, as seen through the eyes of a fascinated admirer.
By John Burroughs

Camping & Tramping with Roosevelt
Join a president and a naturalist on an unforgettable adventure through the wilderness, revealing passion, observation, and a shared reverence for the natural world.
By John Burroughs

The Wit of a Duck and Other Papers
Witness the charm of the wild as one man discovers the secrets of animal wisdom, starting with a duck's determined journey home against all odds.
By John Burroughs

In the Catskills: Selections from the Writings of John Burroughs
Experience the beauty and simplicity of a snow-covered landscape as a naturalist captures the profound connection between humans and the natural world.
By John Burroughs

Camping with President Roosevelt
Venture into the wild with a president as he explores nature's wonders and connects with the people.
By John Burroughs

My Boyhood
Relive the rustic charm of a 19th-century childhood where nature's beauty and the warmth of family shape a boy's lasting connection to the land.
By John Burroughs

Squirrels and Other Fur-Bearers
Enter the enchanting realm of nature where cunning squirrels and nimble chipmunks reveal their secrets in a celebration of wildlife.
By John Burroughs

Fresh Fields
Vivid descriptions of wildlife and cultural sites will transport you through lush sceneries as the author reflects on his travels through the English and Scottish countrysides.
By John Burroughs

Winter Sunshine
Experience the beauty of nature through reflective essays that capture the essence of winter's charm and its ability to refresh the soul.
By John Burroughs

Wake-Robin
Experience the wonder of nature through the eyes of a 19th-century naturalist, as you discover the beauty and science of birds returning each spring.
By John Burroughs

Ways of Nature
Explore the mystery of whether animals truly think, or if their actions are simply hardwired instincts playing out in the wild.
By John Burroughs

Under the Maples
Experience a journey into the heart of nature's wonders, where trees whisper secrets of the past and the changing seasons paint a vivid portrait of life's interconnected dance.
By John Burroughs

The Breath of Life
An aging naturalist ponders unanswerable questions of life and existence, finding them in both his garden weeds and scientific concepts.
By John Burroughs

The Writings of John Burroughs β Volume 05: Pepacton
Embark on a reflective summer voyage with a nature enthusiast as he navigates challenges, discovers solitude, and contemplates the essence of life amidst the wilderness.
By John Burroughs

Time and Change
Embark on a journey through geological epochs and evolutionary milestones to witness the intricate dance between Earth's past and the ever-changing present.
By John Burroughs

Locusts and Wild Honey
Discover the secret lives of bees and the wonders of the natural world through vivid observations and lyrical prose.
By John Burroughs

A Year in the Fields
Experience the beauty of the natural world through vivid descriptions of wildlife and seasonal transformations, penned by a keen observer of nature.
By John Burroughs

Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of John Burroughs
A naturalist's writings are compiled, recounting outdoor adventures and lyrical reflections on the serenity and importance of nature.
By John Burroughs