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Collins British Wildlife

Collins British Wildlife

Collins British Wildlife

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Published: 6 October, 2008
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Unlock the secrets of Britain's natural world with this essential wildlife guide

Ever wanted to know if it's a great tit, or a blue tit, a rabbit or a hare, a cowslip or an oxlip? Covering all common animals and plants found in the British Isles, `Collins British Wildlife' tells you everything you need to know about the things you see in your garden, the park or the countryside - and how to tell the difference between them.

The key to enjoying the natural world is being able to put a name to the animal or plant that you see outdoors. Including all wildlife groups in one comprehensive volume, this is the perfect home reference guide - an essential volume for every bookshelf.

With over 3,500 stunning photographs, and written by one of the UK's leading naturalists, this is a book that will unlock the secrets of the extraordinary natural world around you.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780007263530
ISBN10 0007263538
Number Of Pages 480
Item Weight 2084 g
Product Dimensions 213 x 41 x 277 mm
Publisher / Reseller Collins
Format hardback
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`Whether you are a keen amateur or someone with a passing interest, this book will satisfy your needs.'
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Author's Bio

Paul Sterry has written and illustrated more than 50 books, including the bestselling Collins Complete Guide to British Birds and Collins Complete Guide to British Trees.

Trained as a zoologist, Paul has been a wildlife photographer for over 20 years and regularly undertakes research expeditions. He has worked as a Research Fellow at Sussex University studying freshwater ecology. Paul is a keen birder and conservationist.

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