Discovery guides bundle
Explore wildlife with a mixed bundle of Discovery guides, from birds to butterflies and flowers to fungi
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School wildlife pack
Explore wildlife in the school grounds, from birds and minibeasts to wild flowers and trees. 6 WildID laminated fold-out guides for £20.
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Tree name trail
Can you tell apart maple and sycamore? Beech and hornbeam? Pine, cedar, spruce and fir? Straightforward questions will quickly guide you to the right answers. Co-created with the Forestry Commission.
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Butterflies guide
Covering all 60 wild butterflies of Britain and Ireland, with beautiful colour life-sized paintings by acclaimed artist Richard Lewington. Co-created with Butterfly Conservation.
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Bats guide
WildID Bats is two guides in one: a night-time guide for identifying flying bats, using calls and flight patterns, plus a daytime guide for key for bats at rest.
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Grasses guide
Want to start identifying grasses? WildID grasses guide features a manageable list of 30 species, all widespread and common. Descriptions and diagrams demystify specialist terms, from awns to spikelets.
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Fungi name trail guide
Quickly identify mushrooms and toadstools found in gardens, grassy places and woodlands. This is not a guide to edible fungi. Created with the British Mycological Society.
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Grassland plants 1 guide
Featuring 64 flowering plants of grasslands on lowland acid and neutral soils. Also includes a vegetative key. Use this concise fold-out guide to quickly put a name to the flowers that you see.
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Park and Garden Birds Guide
Is that a chaffinch, greenfinch or bullfinch at the bird feeder? Do you know a great tit from a blue tit? Covering the top 50 birds seen in parks and gardens, including ponds and rivers.
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Grassland plants 2 guide
Featuring 63 flowering plants of grasslands on lowland chalk and limestone soils. Also includes a vegetative key.
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Autumn fruits and seeds
Showing 33 different nuts, cones, flying seeds and fleshy fruit produced by trees and shrubs, from acorns to sloes. How many can you find?
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Woodland plants guide
From bluebell to wood sage, and dog's mercury to yellow archangel, this guide includes 41 species of low-growing flowers and climbers.
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Ferns guide
From Hart's-tongue to Hard-fern, from Male-fern to Moonwort, the Ferns guide features the commonest 38 species of ferns found in Britain and Ireland.
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Moths guide
Although most moths fly at night, a good number are active during the day. This guide shows 103 species which fly in the daytime, including tiger moths, burnet moths and clearwings.
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Raptors
WildID Raptors is a new field guide designed for real-world raptor watching, featuring all 16 day-flying species in Britain and Ireland.
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Ancient woodland indicators guide
Featuring over 40 flowering plants and ferns that give evidence a site has been continuously wooded for centuries.