Collins British Wildlife

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Ex-library book with stamps on the first page, it is also likely to have a small shelf number sticker on the spine. This informative photographic guide will help nature enthusiasts visiting the seashore to discover and quickly and accurately identify the animals and plants commonly found in the coastal areas of Britain. Hilary Wallace, David Gowing, Clare Lawson, Emma Rothero and Ian StrachanThe biodiversity value of Scotland’s machair systems is of global significance, but the plant communities in wetter parts of the machair are not well defined.Our guides are part of the FSC’s range of fold-out charts, designed to help users identify a wide range of plants and animals.

Biography: Paul Sterry is author of numerous titles in the successful Collins Complete British Photoguide series, including Complete British Birds and Complete British Animals. This hardback collection book is published by Graffeg, and a must-have for anyone with a love for British wildlife and nature. The book delightfully presents such colourful images with a useful comprehensiveness - it is such a helpful teaching resource that enhances one's knowledge of the fauna and flora in one's own locality, and far more! Extend outdoor learning by including reading materials about our natural world, to encourage early curiosity and enquiry skills.The Wildlife Community is all about gaining a deeper understanding of who or what is visiting our gardens and wild spaces. Many of our resources are produced in a variety of colours and styles and may vary slightly from those shown, however we guarantee that you will always receive the same quality and value.

Discover the joy of reading with us, your trusted source for affordable books that do not compromise on quality. This is a great introduction to the world's key animal habitats, accompanied by amazing facts (why do zebras have stripes? For each species, it has a nice little range map that has a lighter color for areas of less density as well as the usual full colored range area, then a description of a general impression of the animal, a section describing the adult (male and female) and juvenile, a note on their "voice", and then a section on their status.With over 3,500 stunning photographs, and written by one of the UK’s leading naturalists, this is a book that will unlock the secrets of the extraordinary natural world around you. December's wildlife reports discuss the invasive non-native Gibel Carp, the finding of the harvestman Scotolemon doriae in Bristol, records of Alpine Wood-fern at Heathercombe on Dartmoor, the usual update on moths, reptiles and amphibians, and bats, and much more. Paul Sterry is author of numerous titles in the successful Collins Complete British Photoguide series, including Complete British Birds and Complete British Animals. It is large and definitely not for use in the field, but makes a great reference book with its impressive full-color pictures, and complete coverage. December’s conservation news covers the declaration of a 1,400ha ‘super’ National Nature Reserve, which includes Cheddar Gorge; an increase in breeding Corncrake numbers in Scotland; a ban on snares and glue traps in Wales; and much more.