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9781760794262 03 02 1760794260 03 9781760794262 15 9781760794262 BC B104 A01 New Holland Publishers New Holland Publishers 24 YBGC 2 02 01 This wonderful children's colouring book is packed with artworks to colour, and also with interesting facts about 22 species of Australian birds - from cockatoos to fairy-wrens - so that you can learn all about them as you colour. 'Australian Birds: Colour and Learn' also has 22 colour stickers showing each species as it appears in life. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760794262.jpg 93 YBGC New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20220203 01 AU NZ 08 153 gr 01 280 mm 02 212 mm 03 3 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20220203 366 0 02 14.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20220203 366 0 02 16.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20220203 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20220203 9781760796242 03 02 1760796247 03 9781760796242 15 9781760796242 00 A01 Reed New Holland Reed New Holland 16 WNCB 2 01 01 Part of Reed New Holland’s exciting easy-to-use ID-chart series, this eye-catching fold-out sheet depicts a selection of the bird species most commonly seen in ‘wilder’ habitats such as woodland, forest and scrub, with a particular emphasis on those found not far from Australian towns and cities. It includes a selection of parrots, cuckoos, honeyeaters, finches, and many more. Each species has at least one eye-catching photo, while for some there are multiple images showing different plumages for male, female, juvenile and so on. The sheet covers the 60 of the bird species most likely to be encountered in the Australian bush, and groups them together for easy comparison and identification. Each concise written account gives some facts about the bird, including its plumage, behaviour, calls and size (measured from the tip of its bill to the tip of its tail), plus details of habitats and a listing of each state or territory where it occurs. Ideal for walks in the bush, the card is laminated for weather-proofing and strength, giving it extra durability to withstand heavy use and being stored in a backpack or other bag. It is the perfect introductory guide to birds for children, either at home or when out and about exploring, and it is also ideal for adults who are new to the wonderful world of our feathered friends. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760796242.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20240219 01 AU NZ 08 48 gr 01 280 mm 02 180 mm 03 2 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20240219 150 0 02 9.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20240219 150 0 02 12.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20240219 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20240219 9781864363432 03 02 1864363436 03 9781864363432 15 9781864363432 BC B104 A01 Rowland, Peter Rowland WNCB 2 01 01 Behavioural insights, action photography and your questions answered. The Australian Green Guides have been created for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages. The most commonly asked questions are answered with particular emphasis on fascinating behavioural insights into both common and unusual creatures. The pages are alive with entertaining and informative text accompanied by exciting action photography. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/c/o/cover_28.jpg 93 WNCB New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 19980801 01 AU NZ 08 170 gr 01 182 mm 02 130 mm 03 9 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 19980801 500 0 02 19.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 19980801 500 0 02 24.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 19980801 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 19980801 9781876334604 03 02 1876334606 03 9781876334604 15 9781876334604 BC B104 A01 Watts, Dave Watts 192 WNCB 2 01 01 A comprehensive listing of all major bird species found in Tasmania, accompanied by full-colour photographs of each bird in its natural habitat for identification purposes. Informative text, distribution maps and full-colour photographs makes Field Guide to Tasmanian Birds an essential guide for anyone interested in Tasmania's avifauna. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/6/6/661.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20020401 01 AU NZ 08 521 gr 01 210 mm 02 148 mm 03 17 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 31 20260517 20020401 0 500 02 37.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260517 20020401 0 500 02 41.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20020401 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20020401 9781876334789 03 02 1876334789 03 9781876334789 15 9781876334789 BC B104 A01 Flegg, Jim (Australian Museum) Flegg 367 WNCB 2 01 01 This is a bird identification guide with a difference. Instead of using colour plates of paintings, Photographic Field Guide: Birds of Australia features photographs. Photographs of living birds can often provide detail not available in paintings, such as typical poses, real habitat and often more realistic colouring. A map shows each species' distribution in and around Australia and the text gives details of size, colour, shape, behaviour, calls and habitat. The at-a-glance symbols at the end of each entry indicate major habitat types. This second edition has updated maps, general text information and common Latin names. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/p/h/photographic_field_guide_birds_of_australia_fianl_cover_20222_1.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20021001 01 AU NZ 08 767 gr 01 210 mm 02 150 mm 03 21 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20021001 124 0 02 49.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20021001 124 0 02 55.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20021001 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20021001 9781921073168 03 02 1921073160 03 9781921073168 15 9781921073168 BC B104 1 A01 Slater, Peter, Pat Slater 2 A01 Raoul Raoul 3 WNCB 2 01 01 The most updated bird ID book on the market. Beginners and experienced birdwatchers turn to this guide to identify the birds they see in their backyards and on bushwalking or birdwatching expeditions. Designed to slip easily into a pocket, back- pack or glove box. This is a new and updated version of the very popular Slater Field Guide to Australian Birds and includes 64 new or extensively revised colour plates, incorporating all the new birds observed in Australia, including Tasmania and islands and territories since 1986. Also included is a re-organisation of the guide into broad habitats - seabirds, shore birds, inland water birds and bush birds; updated common and scientific names, revised maps, and a new visual index to aid beginners in finding the most appropriate pages in the guide. A must for serious naturalists in Australia, be they beginners or experts. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/s/l/slater_fg_to_birds_3rd_cover_c_1.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20230825 01 AU NZ 08 635 gr 01 215 mm 02 120 mm 03 25 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20230825 261 0 02 39.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20230825 261 0 02 45.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20230825 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20230825 9781921073199 03 02 1921073195 03 9781921073199 15 9781921073199 BC B104 1 A01 Gregory, Phil Gregory 2 A01 Matsui, Jun Matsui 648 WNCB 2 01 01 The Far North Queensland (FNQ) region extends from Townsville across the tablelands region to the Gulf of Carpentaria, and includes all of the Cape York Peninsula to the Torres Strait. The many diverse habitats include a large section of the Great Barrier Reef, wet tropics rainforest, both wet and dry eucalypt savanna, mangroves and many wetlands. FNQ is an outstanding place for birds, with 14 endemic species that occur only in the Wet Tropics, four more on Cape York and six more widespread. The text by Phil Gregory gives a summary of the main identification features for all 420+ regularly occurring species, along with their range, habitat and conservation status. Each species has up to five stunning photographs taken by local expert guide Jun Matsui and showing the key field characters, with hundreds of new and upgraded photographs added for this second edition. The new edition includes recently split species such as Cryptic Honeyeater and Eastern Shriketit, as well as covering flagship species like Southern Cassowary, Palm Cockatoo, and both Victoria’s and Magnificent Riflebird. It is an essential field guide for serious birders and wildlife enthusiasts, as well as for more general tourists. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/f/i/field_guide_birds_north_qld_cover_2023.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20240813 01 AU NZ 08 735 gr 01 211 mm 02 151 mm 03 21 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 31 20240813 0 0 02 49.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20240813 0 0 02 55.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20240813 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20240813 9781921073748 03 02 1921073748 03 9781921073748 15 9781921073748 00 A01 Reed New Holland Publishers Reed New Holland Publishers 1 WNCB 2 01 01 This easy-to-use fold-out chart depicts all the bird species most com-monly seen in and around Australian towns and cities, from magpies and currawongs to kookaburras and cormorants. Each species has at least one eye-catching photo, while for some there are up to three images showing different plumages for male, female, juvenile and so on. The sheet covers the 65 bird species most likely to be encountered in urban and suburban environments – including in parks, backyards, built- up areas and wetlands – and groups them together for easy comparison and identification. Each concise written account gives some facts about the bird, including its plumage, behaviour, calls and its size (measured from the tip of its bill to the tip of its tail), plus details of habitats and cities where the bird might be seen, including a listing of each state capital within that species’ range. The card is laminated for weather-proofing and strength, giving it extra durability to withstand heavy use and being stored in a backpack or other bag. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/u/r/urban_birds_working_cover.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20230816 01 AU NZ 08 49 gr 01 284 mm 02 176 mm 03 2 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20230816 500 0 02 9.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20230816 500 0 02 12.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20230816 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20230816 9781921517501 03 02 1921517506 03 9781921517501 15 9781921517501 BC B104 1 A01 Slater, Peter Slater 2 A01 Elmer Sally Elmer Sally WNCB 2 01 01 THE AUSTRALIAN GREEN GUIDES have been created for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages. The most commonly asked questions are answered with particular emphasis on fascinating behavioural insights into both common and unusual creatures. The pages are alive with entertaining and informative text accompanied by exciting action photography. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/g/g/gg_garden_birds_frnt_cvr-hr.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20150728 01 AU NZ 08 164 gr 01 180 mm 02 130 mm 03 7 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20150728 500 0 02 19.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20150728 500 0 02 24.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20150728 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20150728 9781921517532 03 02 1921517530 03 9781921517532 15 9781921517532 BC B104 A01 Stepnell, Ken Stepnell 192 WNCB 2 01 01 Pocket sized but covers more nearly 300 species. Contains 300 photographs illustrating key features. Written accounts on ID, habitat, range and calls. Plastic cover ideal for use in field 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781921517532_1.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20151101 01 AU NZ 08 129 gr 01 126 mm 02 93 mm 03 12 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20151101 500 0 02 16.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20151101 500 0 02 19.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20151101 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20151101 9781921517983 03 02 1921517980 03 9781921517983 15 9781921517983 BB 1 A01 Slater, Peter Slater 2 A01 Elmer Sally Elmer Sally WNCB 2 01 01 As one of Australia’s finest natural history artists, photographers and authors over a period of decades, with the renowned Slater Field Guide to Australian Birds among his many works, the late great Peter Slater needs no introduction. For Australian Hawks and Eagles Peter teamed up with the equally talented award-winning artist Sally Elmer to produce the ultimate book on birds of prey ranging in size from the diminutive Collared Sparrowhawk to the mighty Wedge-tailed Eagle. More than 20 species are covered, including goshawks, kites, buzzards, bazas, ospreys and harriers. Engaging text explains all about the lives of these enigmatic birds, while stunning photography and artworks – all produced by the authors during decades of detailed study – provide a window into the hidden world of these raptors, which rarely venture close to people but capture our imaginations with their powerful flight and awesome hunting habits. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781921517983.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20260113 01 AU NZ 08 1788 gr 01 267 mm 02 218 mm 03 33 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20260113 359 0 02 59.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20260113 359 0 02 65.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20260113 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260113 9781921580529 03 02 1921580526 03 9781921580529 15 9781921580529 BC B104 A01 Reed New Holland Reed New Holland 48 WNCB 2 01 01 The perfect introductory book on birds for children, and also for adults who are new to this ever-popular subject. 'Find That Bird' combines clear colour photographs of each species with concise text that covers essential information such as size, when and where to find them, favoured habitat and any key identification markings – in short everything you need to know. A useful fun feature is that there is a tick box next to every bird name, allowing the reader to keep track of all the species they have seen, compare notes with friends, or even start a competition to see who has seen the most. The short introduction offers useful tips and advice for the beginner bird enthusiast, while the bulk of the book is made up of the bird species accounts. These are arranged four to a spread and include representatives of all the families that typify the birdlife of Australia, from parrots and honeyeaters to birds of prey and fantails. Find That Bird covers more than 175 species in total, is packed with nearly 200 colour photographs, and offers excellent value for money for anyone, young or old, beginning their birdwatching journey. The portable size makes the book ideal for slipping into a pocket or bag for days out exploring. Together with sister title 'Find That Bug' it forms a brand new series that will inspire newcomers to get out and about and explore the wonders of the natural world. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/f/i/find_that_bird_-_cover_b.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20221115 01 AU NZ 08 164 gr 01 180 mm 02 130 mm 03 7 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20221115 250 0 02 14.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20221115 250 0 02 16.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20221115 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20221115 9781925546408 03 02 1925546403 03 9781925546408 15 9781925546408 BH B402 A01 Van Gessel, Fred Van Gessel 24 YNNR 2 02 01 Whether you’re 5 years old or 65, it’s never too late to get to know the feathered friends in your backyard, and learning their songs will open your eyes to a whole new world. Therefore this beautifully illustrated sound guide is the perfect way to introduce both children and adults to the wonders of bird song. Each of the 12 species covered – Tawny Frogmouth, Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, Rainbow Lorikeet, Laughing Kookaburra, Superb Fairywren, Noisy Miner, Pied Butcherbird, Australian Magpie, Pied Currawong, Willie Wagtail, Silvereye and Welcome Swallow – has a short description explaining some fascinating facts about that bird. Then the reader can press the relevant button on the panel on the side of the book and a 30-second burst of the bird’s song will be played via the accompanying speaker. This product contains button cell batteries (LR44) which are dangerous if swallowed. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/a/_/a_first_book_of_australian_backyard_bird_songs_frontcover_lr.jpg 93 YNNB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20190821 01 AU NZ 08 251 gr 01 196 mm 02 151 mm 03 15 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 31 20190821 0 0 02 27.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20190821 0 0 02 29.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20190821 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20190821 9781925546484 03 02 1925546489 03 9781925546484 15 9781925546484 BB A01 Hadden, Don Hadden 96 WNCB 2 01 01 Following on from Birds of Australia, this new book from Don Hadden showcases more than 85 birds that live in some of Australia’s driest and hottest regions. The beauty of these birds, such as the tiny delicate Emuwren that lives exclusively among Spinifex clumps, the unmistakable majestic Wedge-tailed Eagle and the elusive Chestnut-breasted Whiteface of the gibber plains of South Australia, are all captured in their natural environments by peripatetic nature photographer Don Hadden. This book is filled with beautiful photographs in a hardback landscape format. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/b/i/birds_of_the_outback_-frontcover_custom_.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20190508 01 AU NZ 08 348 gr 01 158 mm 02 212 mm 03 12 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20190508 104 0 02 16.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20190508 104 0 02 19.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20190508 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20190508 9781925546545 03 02 1925546543 03 9781925546545 15 9781925546545 BC B104 A01 Egerton, Louise Egerton 176 WNCB 2 01 01 Ok, so you can tell a pigeon from a seagull but what about a Magpie from a Currawong? Or a native Noisy Miner from an introduced Indian or Common Myna? There are over 750 species of birds in Australia, so it’s not surprising that most of us give up trying to know them all. Know Your Birds narrows the field to Australia’s best known birds, those you are most likely to see around our towns and cities. Between the pages of this book, no matter where you live in Australia you will find a great many familiar birds. Each of the 80 entries features a photographic portrait of a well-known bird. From these alone you will be able to identify most of the birds that you see. The accompanying text is all about how these birds live: their foibles, habits, social lives and domestic arrangements. You’ll be amazed at just how different from one another their lifestyles are. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/k/n/know_your_birds_frontcover_lr.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20190903 01 AU NZ 08 370 gr 01 212 mm 02 150 mm 03 12 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20190903 106 0 02 24.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20190903 106 0 02 29.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20190903 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20190903 9781925546743 03 02 1925546748 03 9781925546743 15 9781925546743 BB A01 Elmer, Sally Elmer 240 WNCB 2 01 01 More than 50 years in the making, Australian Falcons is a beautifully illustrated volume of personal observations, interesting encounters with raptors, and detailed descriptions of behaviour that will inform and delight the reader. The late great Peter Slater needs no introduction as one of Australia’s finest natural history artists, photographers and authors over a period of decades, with the renowned The Slater Field Guide to Australian Birds among his many works. For this book Peter teamed up with the equally talented and award-winning artist Sally Elmer to produce the ultimate volume on this family of scythe-winged birds of prey, including the Peregrine Falcon, which has been recorded reaching speeds of more than 300 kilometres per hour. Other chapters cover Australia’s other five falcon species: Nankeen Kestrel, Brown Falcon, Australian Hobby, Grey Falcon and Black Falcon. Engaging text explains all about the lives of these enigmatic birds, while stunning photography and artworks provide a window into the hidden world of these raptors, which rarely venture close to people but capture our imaginations with their dashing flight and remarkable aerial feats. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781925546743.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20240430 01 AU NZ 08 959 gr 01 267 mm 02 217 mm 03 20 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20240430 24 0 02 59.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20240430 24 0 02 65.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20240430 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20240430 9781925546774 03 02 1925546772 03 9781925546774 15 9781925546774 BH B402 A01 Van Gessel, Fred Van Gessel 24 YNNR 2 02 01 Listening to birds singing is said to improve mood and boost positive feelings and even health. So what could be better than this collection of 12 remarkable bird songs from around the world, which can be played at the touch of a button. It doesn’t matter you’re five years old or eighty-five, listening to our feathered friends will open your eyes to a whole new world that lives all around us. This beautifully illustrated sound guide is the perfect way to introduce both children and adults, and especially families, to the wonders of bird song. Each of the species covered – Little Spotted Kiwi, Brolga, King Penguin, Helmeted Hornbill, Grey-headed Woodpecker, Tui, Golden Whistler, Vinous-throated Parrotbill, Wood Thrush, Blue Rock-thrush, Common Nightingale and Song Sparrow – has a short description explaining some fascinating facts about that bird, plus a handful of beautiful colour photographs illustrating the subject. Then uniquely, and separating this title from other bird song books, the reader can then press the relevant button on the panel on the side of the book and a burst of the bird’s song will be played via the built-in speaker. WARNING! This product contains button cell batteries (LR44) which are dangerous. If swallowed consult a doctor immediately. Different types of batteries (ie: alkaline or zinc) or new and used batteries are not to be mixed. Batteries are to be inserted with the correct polarity. Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the product. Batteries should never be left in the product when not in use for long periods of time. This product contains batteries and electronics that may be harmful to the environment; they should not be discarded with normal household waste but taken to your local collection centre for recycling. ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Battery removal and installation instructions: With a screwdriver, remove the battery compartment fixing screw and slide out. Insert new button cell batteries (2 x LR44) as shown in the polarity diagram (+/+) on the battery compartment cover. Replace the battery compartment cover, replace and tighten the fixing screw. Small components may present a choking hazard. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/c/o/cover_1_7.jpg 93 YNNB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20220628 01 AU NZ 08 250 gr 01 152 mm 02 197 mm 03 16 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20220628 161 0 02 27.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20220628 161 0 02 29.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20220628 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20220628 9781925546958 03 02 1925546950 03 9781925546958 15 9781925546958 BC B104 A01 Jackson, Stephanie Jackson 208 WNCB 2 01 01 This unique, entertaining and informative book, which is illustrated with more than 200 stunning images, introduces readers to some 50 species of Australian birds that can be found in habitats ranging from urban backyards to the outback. It not only provides an abundance of facts regarding the habitats and behaviour of each featured species, but also relates the often humorous stories of the author’s face-to-face encounters with some of the country’s most awe-inspiring birds, from the majestic Wedge-tailed Eagle to the diminutive yet charismatic Red-capped Robin. You’ll be introduced to the endangered Superb Parrot that is as beautiful as its name suggests and to hyperactive Superb Fairy-wrens that, when bathing in an unattended bowl of washing-up water at a campsite, seemed more intent on having fun than in the serious business of cleaning their plumage. The book also includes invaluable advice and information on the art of birdwatching and is ideal for both dedicated long-term birdwatchers and those who simply want to learn more about the birds that they encounter when they’re in the great outdoors. It adds a dash of the fun to the pleasure of watching birds and makes reading an enjoyable and entertaining experience. When reading the book you’ll probably say, with a touch of envy, “I wish I’d seen that” and be inspired to head to the great outdoors for your own unique and personal encounters with the many amazing and awe-inspiring birds that call Australia home. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/e/n/encounters_with_aus_birds_-_front_cover.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20230327 01 AU NZ 08 588 gr 01 211 mm 02 171 mm 03 17 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20230327 342 0 02 35.00 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20230327 342 0 02 40.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20230327 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20230327 9781760796280 03 02 176079628X 03 9781760796280 15 9781760796280 BC B104 A01 Jackson, Stephanie Jackson WNCB 2 01 01 This beautifully illustrated book provides a wealth of information to enable every reader to create their own corner of paradise that wild birds will be eager to share, however large or small their garden. It introduces more than 70 species of birds that routinely visit gardens and provides the details of more than 230 species of plants, including both native and exotic species, which offer food, shelter and a welcoming habitat for birds to guarantee that a garden will become the focus of their attention. There are useful hints on appropriate design features for a garden that’s created specifically with the needs of birds in mind. The book reveals that gardening for birds can become an integral part of a healthy and active life- style, reducing stress and keeping anxiety at bay. Birds play an invaluable role in every garden environment by providing entertainment, controlling insect pests, pollinating flowers and reducing the spread of weeds. A garden that’s designed to encourage birds to take up residence provides a delightful environment in which gardeners will not only be able to interact with nature, but will also be rewarded for their efforts with the knowledge that they have created a safe haven for birds and other wildlife. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/c/r/creating_a_bird-friendly_garden_-_frontcover_hr.jpg 93 WNCB New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20241015 01 AU NZ 08 785 gr 01 230 mm 02 190 mm 03 20 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 31 20241015 0 0 02 35.00 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20241015 0 0 02 40.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20241015 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20241015 9781760796426 03 02 1760796425 03 9781760796426 15 9781760796426 00 A01 Reed New Holland Reed New Holland 16 WNCB 2 01 01 This eye-catching fold-out sheet is the latest addition to Reed New Holland’s exciting and easy-to-use ID-card series. It depicts a selection of the seabird species most commonly seen around Australia’s coasts. It includes a selection of terns, gulls, albatrosses, shearwaters, petrels, cormorants and many more. Each species has at least one eye-catching photo, while for some there are multiple images showing different plumages for adult, juvenile, male, female and so on. The sheet covers 65 of the seabird species most likely to be encountered around Australian coasts and offshore, and groups them together for easy comparison and identification. Each concise written account gives some facts about the bird, including its plumage, behaviour and size (measured from the tip of its bill to the tip of its tail), plus details of whether it can usually be seen close to land or far out at sea, and a listing of each state or territory where it occurs. The card is laminated for weather- proofing and strength, giving it extra durability to withstand heavy use and being stored in a backpack or other bag. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760796426.jpg 93 WNCB New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250108 01 AU NZ 08 47 gr 01 280 mm 02 176 mm 03 3 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250108 485 0 02 9.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250108 485 0 02 12.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250108 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250108 9781921073861 03 02 1921073861 03 9781921073861 15 9781921073861 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland 24 WNCF 2 02 01 A fun book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of kangaroos. • A unique symbol of Australia, Kangaroos are known and loved the world over. Did You Know? ... • A kangaroo can hop as fast as fifty kilometres per hour. • When newly born, a baby kangaroo has no fur and measures only two centimetres long. • As well as kangaroos that live on the ground, there are several species that live in trees. Each spread covers a different aspect of kangaroo life, from ‘Getting around’ and ‘What’s for dinner?’ to ‘Special adaptations’ and ‘Life in a pouch’. In addition to the familiar ground-living species such as Red and Grey Kangaroos, the book includes the more mysterious members of the Tree-Kangaroo family from Queensland and New Guinea. Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781921073861.jpg 93 WNCF Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250106 01 AU NZ 08 186 gr 01 200 mm 02 155 mm 03 10 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250106 500 0 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250106 500 0 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250106 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250106 9781921073878 03 02 192107387X 03 9781921073878 15 9781921073878 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland 24 WNCF 2 02 01 This book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of what is arguably Australia’s favourite marsupial – the Koala. Among the cutest of all animals, the Koala is loved by people everywhere and is an iconic symbol of the Australian bush. Did you know? • Koalas have many amazing adaptations to help them to live in eucalyptus trees. • They are related to kangaroos – the babies are called joeys and grow up in their mum’s pouch. • Koalas grunt and bellow loudly to proclaim their territory. • Each spread covers a different aspect of Koala life, from ‘Family life’ and ‘What’s for dinner?’ to ‘Territory matters’ and ‘Conserving Koalas’. Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781921073878.jpg 93 WNCF Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250106 01 AU NZ 08 182 gr 01 198 mm 02 155 mm 03 10 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250106 465 0 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250106 465 0 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250106 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250106 9781921073885 03 02 1921073888 03 9781921073885 15 9781921073885 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland 24 WNCK 2 02 01 A fun book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of Lizards, from tiny geckos to giant monitors. With thousands of species found all over the world, Lizards come in all shapes and sizes and are full of surprises. Did you know? ... • Chameleons shoot out their tongue like a catapult to catch prey. • Marine Iguanas sneeze out salty snot made from seawater. • Many lizards can shed their tail to escape • predators, then they grow a replacement. The opening pages ask the question: ‘What is a Lizard?’, looking at some of the more unusual snake-like lizard species and reptile relatives such as crocodiles and dinosaurs. After that, each spread covers a different aspect of lizard life, from ‘Family life’ and ‘What’s for dinner?’ to ‘Amazing adaptations’ and the mind-blowing techniques used by some lizards to deter predators. Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/d/i/did_you_know_covers_h3_1_.jpg 93 WNCK Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250106 01 AU NZ 08 183 gr 01 200 mm 02 155 mm 03 10 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250106 422 0 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250106 422 0 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250106 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250106 9781760796327 03 02 1760796328 03 9781760796327 15 9781760796327 BC B104 1 A01 Wnorowski, Ted Wnorowski 2 A01 Wnorowski, Alex Wnorowski 544 WNCB 2 01 01 The ultimate ‘where to watch’ bird-finding guide to the birding hot-spots of South and Central Queensland, this guide is essential reading for any birders resident in the state or visiting who want to catch up with the region’s most sought-after and elusive species. It describes the most interesting birding sites in the southern half of the vast state of Queensland, with an emphasis on those which are easily accessible. Descriptions of each birding site include, as a minimum, habitat description, details of site facilities and precise directions of how to get to there and to any important locations within the site, and details of key bird species. Broken down region-by-region, in total it covers more than 600 sites, with many maps and images supplementing the detailed text. Often special birds – whether Barking Owl, Black-breasted Buttonquail, Paradise Riflebird or many many more – receive even more exact directions in order to help birdwatchers to track down species which might be rare, localised or otherwise difficult to find. The title was originally self-published by the authors in 2019, but this new and updated edition is packed with a great deal of additional and much more up-to-date information, making it a ‘must-have’ for anyone planning to go birding in Queensland. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760796327.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20260309 01 AU NZ 08 1333 gr 01 230 mm 02 155 mm 03 38 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20260309 500 0 02 59.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20260309 500 0 02 65.00 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20260309 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260309 9781760798048 03 02 1760798045 03 9781760798048 15 9781760798048 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland 24 WNCF 2 02 01 Captivating and extremely cute, it seems that everyone loves a CAPYBARA and they are hugely popular with people around the world. DID YOU KNOW? … Capybaras are the world’s biggest rodents – they outgrow their mouse and Guinea pig relatives by some margin and can be the same size as a large dog. They are semi-aquatic, meaning that they live partly in the water and partly on land Each spread covers a different aspect of Capybara life, from ‘Family life’ and ‘What’s for dinner?’ to ‘Territory matters’ and ‘On the lookout’. Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798048.jpg 93 WNCF Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250611 01 AU NZ 08 189 gr 01 197 mm 02 158 mm 03 10 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 31 20250611 0 28 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20250611 0 28 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250611 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250611 9781760796952 03 02 1760796956 03 9781760796952 15 9781760796952 BC B104 A01 Barry, Peter Barry 2 224 WNCB 2 01 01 This entertaining and informative guide explains the meanings of bird names, many of which have fascinating origins and stories behind them. The universal system of ‘scientific’ names, based largely on Greek and Latin, is used in all good bird books and assists birdwatchers around the world in figuring out exactly what they are looking at. While some of the names are fairly self-explanatory – such as Troglodytes for wren, meaning ‘cave-dweller’ – others are more mysterious – Caprimulgus for nightjar, for example, meaning ‘goat-sucker’. Covering hundreds of bird species from around the world, Birds: What’s In A Name? includes explanations of hundreds of scientific names and common names, as well as delivering a wealth of other facts and trivia relating to the species concerned. In short, it’s the most readable and entertaining book on the subject available anywhere. Anas platyrhynchos (Mallard) ‘The duck with the flat beak’. Ixobrychus minutus (Little Bittern) ‘Small reed bellower’. Strigops habroptilus (Kakapo) A bird that ‘looks like an owl, with soft feathers’. Ptilonorhynchus violaceus (Satin Bowerbird) ‘Violet bird with a feathered bill’. Tachybaptus ruficollis (Little Grebe) Literally translated, this is the ‘red-collared fast-sinker’. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760796952.jpg 93 WNCB Reed New Holland 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250912 01 AU NZ 08 495 gr 01 190 mm 02 140 mm 03 20 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250912 465 0 02 26.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250912 465 0 02 29.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250912 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250912 9781760798055 03 02 1760798053 03 9781760798055 15 9781760798055 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland 24 WNCF 2 02 01 Renowned as a small but ferocious predator, the TASMANIAN DEVIL is held in awe by people around the world. DID YOU KNOW? ... The Tasmanian Devil has the strongest bite of any animal of its size. Its long canine teeth are ideal for eating meat. A female devil will give birth to a litter of up to forty tiny imps, but only about four will crawl to their mother’s pouch and develop into joeys – it is literally a race for life. There may only be twenty thousand devils remaining in the world – barely enough to fill a small sports stadium! Bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798055.jpg 93 WNCF Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20250611 01 AU NZ 08 189 gr 01 197 mm 02 157 mm 03 9 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20250611 336 0 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20250611 336 0 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20250611 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20250611 9781760796969 03 02 1760796964 03 9781760796969 15 9781760796969 BC B104 A01 Marsh, Nigel Marsh 192 WNCB 2 01 01 Australia is blessed with an abundance of birds. These are seen in all habitats, with a surprising number found in town and city environments. This book is a complete guide to the most common urban and suburban birds of Australia. More than 100 species are featured – each with its own page or spread – with information on where they are found, their behaviour, and tips for watching them in urban habitats. The birds featured in this book – from a variety of ducks and parrots, to honeyeaters and finches – can be seen widely in towns and cities. Some inhabit local bushland, parks and creeks, making regular forays into urban settings. Others are completely urbanised, living in built-up neighbourhoods, and can be encountered perching on power lines, raiding bins, calling from roof tops, bathing in gutters, feeding on chips and harassing bike riders. This book takes a detailed look at Australia’s unique and diverse urban birdlife and includes sections on how to attract birds in towns and cities and the joys of urban birdwatching. Illustrated with superb photos, this guide will help the reader to find and identify these wonderful, feathered creatures. In short, it’s a must have for all nature enthusiasts living in towns and cities. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760796969.jpg 93 WNCB New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20260215 01 AU NZ 08 503 gr 01 210 mm 02 151 mm 03 16 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20260215 373 0 02 35.00 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20260215 373 0 02 39.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20260215 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260215 9781760798161 03 02 1760798169 03 9781760798161 15 9781760798161 BB A01 Young Reed Young Reed 24 WNCF 2 02 01 One of the increasingly popular ‘Did You Know?’ series from Young Reed this attractive and fun book is packed with fascinating facts about the ever-popular subject of Platypuses. One of the world’s strangest animals, the Platypus fascinates people around the world and is a key symbol of Australia. Did You Know? … • Its duck-like bill is made of very sensitive skin and is able to detect insect prey underwater. • Unusually for a mammal, a mum Platypus lays eggs rather than giving birth to babies. The newly hatched young are called puggles. • The male has a sharp claw on its back leg that can inject extremely painful venom. • Each spread covers a different aspect of Platypus life, from ‘Special adaptations’ and ‘Where do Platypuses live?’ to ‘What’s for dinner?’ and ‘Family life’. The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798161.jpg 93 WNCF Young Reed 01 New Holland Publishers AU 04 20260402 01 AU NZ 08 191 gr 01 200 mm 02 160 mm 03 10 mm Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 21 20260402 500 0 02 12.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 21 20260402 500 0 02 14.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 04 01 20260402 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260402 9781760798734 02 02 1760798738 03 9781760798734 15 9781760798734 BC B104 A01 Ellice-Flint, Emma Ellice-Flint WBH 2 01 01 Discover the comfort, flavour and nourishing potential of one of the oldest traditions in the kitchen, bone broth. In T'he Bone Broth Guid'e, degree-qualified nutritionist and former chef Emma Ellice-Flint shows you how this humble, slow-simmered staple can become a delicious and deeply useful part of everyday life. More than just a trend, bone broth may also offer valuable support for gut health. Rich in amino acids derived from collagen, bone broth may help support the gut lining and contribute to a healthy gut barrier, while also offering potential support for connective tissues throughout the body, including the skin, joints and bones. Inside, you’ll learn how to make beautiful home made organic broth with confidence, understand what gives it its body and nutritional value and explore the many ways to use it in recipes. Emma also shares the science in a clear, balanced and accessible way, helping you understand why broth has been cherished for generations. With expert guidance and deeply delicious recipes throughout, this book will inspire you to bring bone broth into your kitchen with confidence. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798734.jpg 93 WBH New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260615 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260615 20260615 0 500 02 29.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260607 20260615 0 500 02 34.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260615 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260615 9781760798208 02 02 1760798207 03 9781760798208 15 9781760798208 00 A01 Young Reed Young Reed 12 WNCF 2 01 01 Did You Know? Capybara covers fun facts about this extremely cute mammal covered in fur. In this box there is a book with fun and fascinating facts about where they live, what they like to eat and more! Included is a Capybara toy that can be wrapped around your wrist and can go with you on adventures. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798208_1.jpg 93 WNCF New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260715 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260715 20260715 0 0 02 24.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260715 0 0 02 29.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260715 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260715 9781760798239 02 02 1760798231 03 9781760798239 15 9781760798239 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland YNNR 2 02 01 This informative and entertaining book is full of captivating facts about the remarkable Short-beaked Echidna. As endearing prickly icons of Australia, Echidnas are known and loved by people around the world. Did you know? … Unusually for mammals, Echidnas lay eggs rather than giving birth to babies. Newly hatched baby Echidnas are known as puggles. They have a taste for ants and termites and can feast on up to forty thousand of these insects in a single day. Their closest relatives are the three species of Long-beaked Echidna from New Guinea, along with the Platypus. Each spread covers a different aspect of Echidna life, from ‘What’s for dinner?’ and ‘Special adaptations’ to ‘Speed and safety’ and ‘Relatives and lookalikes’. The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798239.jpeg New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260701 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260701 20260701 0 0 02 14.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260701 0 0 02 16.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260701 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260701 9781760798246 02 02 176079824X 03 9781760798246 15 9781760798246 BB A01 Young Reed New Holland Young Reed New Holland YNNR 2 02 01 This informative and entertaining book is full of captivating facts about Wombats. Endearing furry Wombats are famous around the world as icons of Australia. Did you know? … Their remarkable cube-shaped poo can be piled up like building blocks to mark the edge of a Wombat’s territory. Wombats have backward-facing pouch that will not get accidentally filled with soil as they dig a burrow. Some prehistoric Wombat species were giants that grew to the size of a Rhinoceros. Each spread covers a different aspect of Wombat life, from ‘What’s for dinner?’ and ‘Special adaptations’ to ‘Family life’ and ‘Meet the Wombat species’. The book contains bite-sized chunks of interesting information coupled with stunning photographs, which combine to make this an engaging and entertaining introduction to the subject that’s bound to capture the imagination of any reader. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798246.jpeg New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260701 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260701 20260701 0 0 02 14.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260701 0 0 02 16.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260701 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260701 9781760798307 02 02 1760798304 03 9781760798307 15 9781760798307 BB A01 Davies, Andrew Davies YNNA 2 02 01 This beautifully illustrated children's picture book is by Australia designer and author Andrew Davies Once upon a time we found the bones of dragons in the ground. Then slowly we began to know the dinosaurs of long ago … 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798307.jpg New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260701 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260701 20260701 0 0 02 24.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260701 0 0 02 26.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260701 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260701 9781760798826 02 02 1760798827 03 9781760798826 15 9781760798826 BC B104 A01 New Holland Publishers New Holland Publishers WBX 2 01 01 Coffee is one of the most traded commodities in the world, second only to oil. Coffee is grown in over 50 countries throughout the world, with many of those economies dependant on this great commodity. In this book we instruct you on how to become a “coffee artist”, through our pages of coffee art instructions, together with some great recipes for coffee cakes and biscuits. Now you have your own coffee machine you can start to use it like a barista. The process of preparing and serving espresso-related beverages seems, to the average person, a relatively simple task. However, as you start to use your machine you will find, initially, that the production is anything but simple. In fact it is a rather complex matter and will require a good deal of practice. Learning to extract café-quality espresso from your machine is like learning to shuffle cards – it takes practice but once the skills are obtained you will never look back. 04 01 https://au.newhollandpublishers.com/pub/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781760798826.jpg 93 WBXN1 New Holland Publishers 01 New Holland Publishers AU 02 20260715 01 AU NZ Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 AU 10 20260715 20260715 0 0 02 34.99 AUD AU Harper Entertainment Distribution Services 02 NZ 31 20260715 0 0 02 36.99 NZD NZ New Holland Publishers 07 AU 02 01 20260715 New Holland Publishers 07 NZ 04 01 20260715