The Centipedes Atlas atlas covers all 55 species, including those species only occurring in heated greenhouses and other buildings. Geographic coverage extends to all of Great Britain and Ireland, plus the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
There's plenty of wildlife to see in January and February. Despite the cold weather, many birds remain active, and the bare branches of trees make them much easier to spot. This winter wildlife bundle features over 60 different birds to find this winter: in the garden, local parks, and on ponds and rivers.
Why not record when you see the first bumblebee, butterfly or ladybird in your garden this year? As spring approaches, many insects come out of hibernation and become active. This winter wildlife bundle features over 100 different insects and other beasties for you to find in the garden.
Step outside the door and look closely at the surfaces around you. Look out for almost circular painted patches on the pavement, on walls, on the bark of trees and on roof. Lichens are easier to spot when trees have lost their leaves and other plants have died back, so winter is a great time to look.
RES Handbook to fungus gnats (Diptera). This identification guide covers all species the subfamily Mycetophilinae in Britain and Ireland.
Is that a chaffinch, greenfinch or bullfinch at the bird feeder? Can you tell apart a song thrush from a mistle thrush? Covering the top 50 birds seen in parks and gardens, including ponds and rivers.
There are 26 conspicuous ladybird species in Britain and Ireland. Beautiful colour paintings of all species by Chris Shields show the key colours and patterns to look out. Co-created with the UK Ladybird Survey.
Harvestmen are spider-like invertebrates common in late summer and autumn, although species are present all year. The 2nd edition of the FSC's fold-out guide to harvestmen covers all 34 species from Britain and Ireland.
Looking for a quick guide to common wild flowers? Gardens, grassy tracks, quiet lanes, hedgerows, playing elds and canal towpaths are a great place to look. Features 42 different flowers to spot.
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.
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.
Many mammals are shy, making them difficult to see. But mammals often leave signs they have visited an area, like tracks, droppings and burrows. Co-created with the Mammal Society.
44 birds to spot along the coast in winter. Seaside birding in winter is quite different to summer: plumage varies, some species are only present in the winter months and large feeding flocks can be seen.
A photo-based guide using the visual appearance of the whole insect for identification. For naturalists and enthusiasts, including moth trappers.
FSC Earthworms AIDGAP covers all earthworm species found living freely in the UK and Ireland. This 2nd edition also includes a key to glasshouse earthworms.
FSC Freshwater snails AIDGAP is an identification guide to over 50 species in Britain and Ireland, covering all gastropod molluscs found in still and flowing fresh water.