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by Darren J Mann

The beetles we call ladybirds number about 50 species in Britain and many are common in gardens. This book outlines the natural history of ladybirds and suggests ways in which we can make our gardens more attractive for them. Colour photographs, 36pp. 2002

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by Birdguides

A double video set to help you identify British birds by sight and sound. Running time 2 hours

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by Christopher O'Toole

The author has spent years studying the natural history of this beneficial little bee, especially its nesting requirements. Describes in compelling terms the benefits of 'Osmia rufa' as a pollination pet and its fascinating life history. Stresses the importance of conserving bees in general. Also details of setting up nester kits that will encourage Red Mason Bees to take up residence where you need them most. Colour photographs, 40pp. 2000 NB For details of Nester Kits please contact us for further information.

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by Jude Tonkin

Learn why the ladybird is our friend while you have fun reading this book. Colour illustrations throughout. 23pp. 2004

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by Jude Tonkin

Aimed at the younger reader, this book has watercolour illustrations on each page and follows the progress of a Blue Tit nestling. Includes additional information for parents and teachers to aid learning. Colour illustrations, 21pp. 2003

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by Jude Tonkin

A little girl encounters a red mason bee and learns that she has him and hid friends to thank for the apples that grow on her tree every year. A delightful introduction to pollination for early learners. Colour illustrations. 12pp

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by John A Morgan

Covers the natural history of these useful creatures and how to harness their activities to benefit your garden and environment. Colour photographs. 40pp. 2004

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by Perrins, Christopher

Six species of tits occur in Britain and Ireland, Great, Blue, Coal, Marsh, Willow and Crested. The first 3 frequently come into gardens and are the main subject of this book. The other 3 are rare and are discussed only briefly. Discusses annual cycle, behaviour, food and survival. Colour photographs. 33pp. 2004

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by Fiona Mathews

In Britain we have 16 species of bats. Each is adapted slightly differently and has an important role to play in the ecosystem. Our native species are all insect eaters and even the tiniest can eat more than 5,000 midges in a single night. Although bats are frequently seen in gardens, many species are in serious delcline. This book describes the fascinating natural history of bats and explores some of the legends associated with them. It also suggests ways in which the gardener can help these marvellous animals. Colour photographs, 39pp. 2004

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by Dr Preston-Mafham

No matter where you live, be it in the depth of the country, in the suburbs or the city, you will provide a home for spiders of one kind or another. This book looks at Woodlouse spiders, Crab spiders, Jumping spiders, Wolf spiders, Sheet web spiders, Comb-footed spiders, Orb weaving spiders and Money spiders. Colour photographs, 28pp. 2003

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