John Burroughs was one of America's best-loved naturalists and essayists, and this collection of his writings is a must-read for anyone who loves the outdoors and the natural world. From essays on bird-watching and gardening to reflections on the beauty of the Hudson River Valley, Burroughs' writing is both insightful and inspiring.

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