Michael Chinery Book order

A guide to over 200 species of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals living in these continents and islands. Also answers questions about animal's evolution, anatomy and survival.

This book explains just how easy it is to tempt birds to a garden, what foods to put out and plants to grow to attract different species, and what important safety rules to observe to ensure that your new garden guests are safe from the attention of predators. It also provides detailed character descriptions of the 30 most common garden birds that you will see, giving details of their nature, lifestyle and distinctive features, plus shorter portraits of 12 rather rarer, but still extremely welcome, visitors. Illustrated throughout with colour photographs and explanatory artwork, this book will prove an inspiration for a new generation of bird lovers and help even experienced bird watchers gain greater pleasure and fulfillment out of observing and caring for our beautiful garden birds.

A handy-sized photographic field guide that aims to help both beginners and experts alike to learn more about some of the conspicuous, picturesque and even bizarre galls and what causes them in the first place. Prepared by members of the British Plant Gall Society with the aim of encouraging an augmented interest in the topic and an increase in younger naturalists who will continue studying this fascinating subject into the future.

From the swamps of Australasia to the frozen extremes of North America and from the seas of the South Pacific deep into the forests of southern Asia, find out about animal bodies and behaviour, and how they hunt, communicate and raise their young. An amazing natural history guide with 1500 colour pictures.

A photographic field guide to 1,500 species of insects found in Britain and Ireland

A handy guide to identifying bugs, beetles, bees, and much more. With this clear photographic guide in your rucksack, no insect encountered will escape identification! This fascinating little guide teaches you how to identify 240 insects found in Britain and Europe. Each insect entry includes a photograph of the insect and details of distinguishing features which can help with identification; information on size, habitat, geographical range, and months when the insect can be spotted; and the names of similar species with which the insect could be confused and details of the differences between them. This clear photographic guide fits neatly into the pocket or rucksack and is perfect for taking on walks.

The book explores the fascinating courtship rituals of various species, highlighting the behaviors of butterflies, birds, and mammals through vibrant photos and illustrations. It delves into the social structures of insects in colonies, the unique tree-top nurseries of frogs, and the familial dynamics of monkeys in forest settings, providing an engaging look at the diverse ways animals interact and raise their young.

The series highlights the vital role of tropical rainforests as the planet's lungs and their significance to indigenous peoples. It explores the unique flora and fauna, such as sloths and their symbiotic relationship with plants, while emphasizing conservation efforts to protect these ecosystems. Children will discover the intricate connections between plants and animals, including the diverse species that rely on the rainforest for sustenance. The books aim to educate young readers about the importance of preserving these natural wonders for future generations.

Focusing on the vital role of tropical rainforests, this book explores their significance as the planet's lungs and the traditional harmony between indigenous peoples and their environment. It highlights the urgent challenges posed by logging, mining, and settlements that threaten these ecosystems and wildlife. Through engaging content, children will discover the efforts of conservationists to protect these precious wildernesses for future generations, addressing issues like deforestation, pollution, and the impact of human activity on natural habitats.

Focusing on the intricate relationships within rainforest ecosystems, this book explores the dynamics between predators and their prey. Vibrant illustrations bring to life the diverse hunting practices of various rainforest animals, from piranhas in the water to nocturnal cats and soaring eagles. It highlights the crucial role of rainforests as the planet's lungs and emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts to protect these vital habitats for future generations and the indigenous peoples who have coexisted with them.