>Kentucky has a really nice set of 4 posters that they have ruined by
> >folding the whole lot of them up so they fit into cubbies at the
> >wildlife center.
These are really nice posters, except for a small gripe- the artist
obviously took great pains to get the fish right, but put the freshwater
mussels in upside-down (inverts get no respect!).
The Geological Survey of Alabama did a pretty nice poster of Alabama fishes
two years ago, I'm sure they still have some left. Also, USFWS has sponsored
some really nice posters of freshwater fishes, I think put together by
Virginia Tech. Another one I've seen, "Tennessee Valley Treasures" features
excellent photography by Richard Bryant, who did the pics for Fishes of TN.
cheers,
Dave
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