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Naturalist on the Nanticoke: The Natural History of a River on Maryland’s
Eastern Shore
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1982 | 192 pp | Illustrations | Maps | Appendix | Index | 6x9 | Paper|978-0-87033-467-2
Since its discovery by Captain John Smith in 1608, the Nanticoke has never been particularly hospitable to the outsider. Flowing thirty-six miles from its source above Seaford, Delaware, to the Chesapeake Bay below Salisbury on Maryland's Eastern Shore, it is surrounded by mosquito-ridden and low-lying marshland. Hedeen concentrates on the natural history and ecology of the river area, but especially on those aspects that have given rise to fascinating stories and legends.
