Naturalist's Handbook

by Tony Dixon / Thomas Thieme

Deals with identification, biology and ecology of these herbivorous insects. Also discusses their impact on the trees, natural enemies, abundance, sex and distribution and global warming. Colour photographs, line drawings, keys, 138pp. 2008

by Graham E Rotheray

Compact enough to find a place in the car or the rucksack, this title is lucid enough to be enjoyed by inexperienced naturalists and students at school and university, yet authoritative enough to be useful to professional ecologists. 77pp. 2003 reprint

by Graham E Rotheray

Compact enough to find a place in the car or the rucksack, this title is lucid enough to be enjoyed by inexperienced naturalists and students at school and university, yet authoritative enough to be useful to professional ecologists. 77pp. 1989

by B N K Davis

Guides for the Exploration of British Natural History This is a pocket size series aimed specifically at amateur naturalists students anglers farmers gardeners & anyone with a curiosity about the natural world. The books are written by specialists & addressed specifically to people unfamiliar with the subject. All illustrated in colour & b/w. 68pp. 1991 reprint

by B N K Davis

Guides for the Exploration of British Natural History. This is a pocket size series aimed specifically at amateur naturalists, students, anglers, farmers, gardeners and anyone with a curiosity about the natural world. The books are written by specialists and addressed specifically to people unfamiliar with the subject. All illustrated in colour and b/w, 68pp. 1991 reprint

by Marjorie Guthrie

Looks at the small organisms living immediately below the water surface and the insects moving over it, a very specialised habitat known as the neuston. The groups covered include the spiders, mites, protozoa, water bugs and beetles and springtails. Colour plates, keys, figures, 87pp.

by M Gunthrie

Looks at the small organisms living immediately below the water surface and the insects moving over it, a very specialised habitat known as the neuston. The groups covered include the spiders, mites, protozoa, water bugs and beetles and springtails. Colour plates, keys, figures, 87pp.

by K R Snow

Covers the British species of mosquito. Colour plates, 66pp. 1990

by K R Snow

Covers the British species of mosquito. Colour plates, 66pp. 1990

by D M Unwin / S A Corbet

Describes the study of the species that inhabit the layer of air immediately above the ground surface, where factors such as temperature, humidity and wind speed differ greatly from other layers - this very local climate is called microclimate. Colour plates, 68pp. 1991

by Sarah A Corbet / David M Unwin

Describes the study of the species that inhabit the layer of air immediately above the ground surface, where factors such as temperature, humidity and wind speed differ greatly from other layers - this very local climate is called microclimate. Colour plates, 68pp. 1991

by Margaret Redfern / R R Askew

Focuses on galls, their role, causes, communities and how to identify the two main types, galls caused by non-arthropods and arthropods, and the sub-species of these. Includes food webs showing selected gall formers, scientific techniques and a useful bibliography and addresses list. Colour plates, 92pp. 1992