Trying to get rid of some National Audubon Society Field Guides - Anyone want some?

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Okay, I'm doing some cleaning and organizing and I think it's time I part with my National Audubon Society Field Guides. I have 11 of them. The library and local schools do not want them. Anyone want them? Maybe for a school or nature center? Or for yourself? They're all North American guides, except for a couple of Eastern NA. They have some minor marks in them, such as some highlights, small notes or checks/colors. I've had them since I was around 8 or 9. They're still in pretty decent condition.

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