Australian Wildlife on your Doorstep
By | Stephanie Jackson |
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Format | Paperback / softback |
Page Extent | 288 |
Book Size | 208 x 170 x 20 mm (H x W x D) |
Imprint | Reed New Holland |
Release Date | 30 Apr 2019 |
Subject Classification | The natural world, country life & pets / Wildlife: general interest / Wildlife: birds & birdwatching |
If you thought you knew everything there was to know about your local wildlife, and seen everything there is to see, then think again. This unique guide to the birds, animals and invertebrates that can be found close to the average Australian home will offer useful help and advice to all nature enthusiasts, whether long-standing converts or just starting out.
Engaging text explains fascinating and little-known facts about the creatures in question, while accompanying illustrations comprise a series of the author’s stunning images. It gives tips on how to locate species which might be in your neighborhood but you never knew were there, and also imparts fascinating and little-known facts about some of the more common everyday species.
The book, with its hundreds of images of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects and spiders, has the primary aim of encouraging readers to open their eyes to the wonders of nature, and to the astounding diversity of wildlife that is never far away. Be warned though, you’ll never look at your local wildlife in the same way! All in all this is an essential addition to the library of any nature enthusiast.
Stephanie Jackson
For almost 20 years Stephanie Jackson’s work as a freelance travel writer and photographer has revolved around her greatest passion of wildlife, and her photographic work has resulted in her travelling extensively around Australia. Her images have been published in Australian Photography magazine, and also used by Australian tourism authorities in their promotional material and on their websites. Her previous books for Reed New Holland include 'Australian Wildlife On Your Doorstep', 'The Practical Gardener's Guide to Trees, Shrubs and Climbers' and 'Encounters with Australian Birds'.