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Everything for the amateur or serious entomologist. From colourful visual Identification charts to titles devoted to specific families of Lepidoptera and Microlepidoptera. Atlases on ground beetles, a title on the habits and lifestyles of earthworms and a title on moth traps and how to use them. Illustrated guides and photographic guides to help you discover these fascinating creatures that share our world.



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FRESHWATER MEGALOPTERA AND NEUROPTERA OF BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Keys to Adults and Larvae, and a Review of their Ecology FRESHWATER MEGALOPTERA AND NEUROPTERA OF BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Keys to Adults and Larvae, and a Review of their Ecology   layout image

by J M Elliott

The aquatic Neuropera and Megaloptera (alderflies. Lacewings and spongeflies) are low in species diversity and yet fascinating and important elements of the freshwater fauna. This title is an key to identification with ecological notes summarising our knowledge of these fascinating animals. 71pp. 5th edition 2009

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M20412 Paperback  £19.00
GARDEN PESTS of Britain and Europe GARDEN PESTS of Britain and Europe   layout image

by Michael Chinery

Information guide to the pests in your garden and how to find them. Colour photographs, 288pp. 2010

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M20778 Hardback  £16.99
GARDENING FOR BUTTERFLIES, BEES and other beneficial insects. A how-to guide GARDENING FOR BUTTERFLIES, BEES and other beneficial insects. A how-to guide   layout image

by Jan Miller-Klein

A practical dip into, easy to use guide, with all the latest information about our disappearing insects. Advice on which plants to use, and how to identify the most useful and beautiful insects that may come to your garden. Plans to copy, from patio pots to garden borders and green roofs. Colour photographs, 262pp. 2010

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M20673 Paperback  £19.95
GARDENS Their Hidden Life: Unnoticed Plants and Unseen Animals GARDENS Their Hidden Life: Unnoticed Plants and Unseen Animals   layout image

by Colin Spedding

Comprehensive and thoughtful analysis of the wildlife to be found right outside our back door. This book explores the garden's hidden world of life amid the grass, behind the bushes, in the trees and under stones and fallen branches and will convert a stroll around your garden into a voyage of discovery. Colour photographs, 320pp. 2012

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M21210 Hardback  £25.00
Guide to BEES OF BRITAIN Guide to BEES OF BRITAIN   layout image

by Buglife / Chris O'Toole

illustrated by Chris Shields

Information and colour illustrations of 28 species of bees, most of which can be seen flying in domestic gardens

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M20248 Chart  £2.75
Guide to HARVESTMEN of the British Isles Guide to HARVESTMEN of the British Isles   layout image

by Paul Richards

Covers the adults of the harvestmen found in the field in the British Isles. Harvestmen are spider-like invertebrates that are most commonly seen in late summer and autumn. Colour photographs and text for each species will allow you to quickly make a positive identification. 2010

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M20838 Chart  £3.50
GUIDE TO INSECTS OF THE BRITISH ISLES   layout image

by Richard Lewington

Avoiding technical jargon, this chart shows you precisely what to look out for to recognise mayflies, dragonflies, stoneflies, alderflies, snakeflies, scorpionflies, true flies, earwigs, cockroaches, grasshoppers, crickets, bees, wasps, ants, butterflies, moths, antlions, silverfish, firebrats, bristletails, thrips and many others. 2012

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M21656 Chart  £3.00
Guide to the LADYBIRD LARVAE of the British Isles   layout image

by Peter Brown / Helen Roy / Richard Comont / Remy Poland

illustrated by Chris Shields

Ladybird larvae are often found, but not well known, as they look so different from adult ladybirds. This new 8-panel fold-out chart with illustrations of the larvae of the 26 ladybird species featured on the earlier Ladybirds chart and a selection of photographs of pupae. 2012

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M21606 Chart  £3.00
GUIDE TO THE ADULT CADDISFLIES OR SEDGE FLIES (Trichoptera) GUIDE TO THE ADULT CADDISFLIES OR SEDGE FLIES (Trichoptera)   layout image

by Peter Barnard / Emma Ross

This guide aids the identification of the major groups of adult caddisflies, together with a few easily recognisable species, with just a good hand lens. Chart for Spur formula and characteristics for families, Common names sedge flies, colour photographs, 6 page double sided laminated chart. 2008

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M20379 Chart  £3.50
HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR INVERTEBRATES: a practical handbook HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR INVERTEBRATES: a practical handbook   layout image

by Peter Kirby

It is vitally important that a site is managed in the interests of all its inhabitants, both plant & animal but rarely is sufficient attention paid to the needs of the invertebrates. This book provides guidelines for reserve managers to assist them in taking account of the particular habitat requirements without actually knowing which species are present. B/w drawings. 150pp. 2001 edition

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M09748 Paperback  £29.99
HARVESTMEN (Synopsis of the British Fauna series, vol. 4) HARVESTMEN (Synopsis of the British Fauna series, vol. 4)   layout image

by P D Hillyard

Provides keys and detailed accounts of all 25 species of harvestmen known from the wild in the UK. This third edition incorporates distribution maps prepared at the Biological Records Centre, in April and May 2005. B/w drawings, distribution maps, 119pp, 3rd edition 2005

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M05490 Paperback  £29.00
HIGHLAND BUMBLEBEES Distribution, Ecology and Conservation HIGHLAND BUMBLEBEES Distribution, Ecology and Conservation   layout image

by Highland Biological Recording Group / Murdo Macdonald / Gill Nisbet

Describes the current state of the 16 species of bumblebee found in the Highland region of Scotland. Information on all aspects of the biology and ecology of these valuable insects in a Highland context, but with wider relevance. Distribution maps, phenology keys, colour photographs. 53pp. 2006

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M20288 Paperback  £3.50
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