Outings at Odd Times

Zusatztext

Outings at Odd Times (1890) is a classic collection of nature essays and outdoor observations by American naturalist and archaeologist Charles Conrad Abbott. The book documents his explorations in the Delaware River Valley, highlighting seasonal changes, wildlife, and rural landscape, promoting a deeper, patient connection with the natural world.

Autorenportrait

Charles Conrad Abbott (1843¿1919) was a prominent American naturalist, archaeologist, and physician, often remembered as the "Father of New Jersey Archaeology". Though he earned a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1865, he largely abandoned medicine to pursue his passion for the natural world and local history.

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