Böcker i Bloomsbury Naturalist-serien

Arabia and the Middle East have an unusually rich herpetofauna, and this is exemplified by the region''s snakes. There are almost 190 species, and this new field guide offers a way to identify them. Written by expert Damien Egan and illustrated with his brilliant digital imagery, the book consists of 64 plates, each containing two or three species, with the snakes illustrated along with comparison species and diagnostic features in detail, such as head and keel scales. A concise species text accompanies each plate, highlighting ID, ecology, habitat and prey, along with notes on venom. Introductory text covers the snakes of the region more widely, with a discussion on how and where to find them and how to study them safely. Ambitious in scope, this book will be of great interest to all herpetophiles living in or visiting this broad and diverse region.

Covering the prominent 150 reptiles and 80 amphibians found in the region (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi), with concise text, photograph and map for each, this is a pocket guide for a diverse and often conspicuous and attractive group of animals.

The definitive guide to the bats of Britain and Europe.

A very fine photographic guide to all the Dragonflies and Damselflies of Britain and Western Europe.This visually impressive encyclopedia is a must-have for Britain''s army of dragonfly-watchers. Written at an advanced level, this book contains keys, first-class photography, and highlights to key identification criteria in the adults. Very unusually, nymphs are also afforded this treatment, making this a truly unique resource for anyone interested in freshwater ecology. There are also detailed diagrams of wing venation ΓÇô crucial for some identifications, rarely covered in other guides (and never with this sort of clarity) ΓÇô and plates showing confusion abdomens, a superb resource.

An authoritative photographic guide to the butterflies of Europe.