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.
Moths guide
Although most moths fly at night, many are active during the day. A surprising number can be seen in gardens. Featuring 103 species which fly in the daytime, including tiger moths, burnet moths and clearwings.
Caterpillars guide
Beautifully illustrated by Richard Lewington, FSC Caterpillars guide (2nd edition) includes all 60 species of butterfly caterpillars of Britain and Ireland.
Garden spotters pack
Garden spotters pack is a gift pack with a spotters book plus five wildlife guides. Great for budding nature spotters in gardens, parks and playing fields! NP01
Countryside spotters pack
FSC Countryside spotters pack with spotters log book plus five wildlife guides. A great spotters pack for wildlife in fields, hedgerows and waysides. NP02
Butterfly bag
Carry your books in style with our Butterfly tote bag. Strong and durable enough for regular shopping. Features beautiful colour paintings of 5 common species.
Caddis adults AIDGAP
FSC Caddis adults AIDGAP is presented in the fold-out guide format. With colour photographs of a representative species from each family.
Lepidoptera checklist
The RES Lepidoptera checklist covers all recorded British Isles species, including resident, transitory residents species, extinct species and casuals. 7126
Trichoptera adults
The Trichoptera adults RES Handbook contains some formal keys as well as numerous illustrations of both living and preserved specimens. 7117
Hawkmoths guide
Beautifully illustrated by Richard Lewington, a guide to both adults and caterpillars of all 18 British species of these spectacular insects.
Seasons guide
From catkins in spring to redwings in winter, the FSC Seasons guide features plenty of wildlife to look out for in each season of the year.
Shropshire smaller moths
Based on 18,500 records covering over 800 species, Shropshire smaller moths is the first ever atlas solely of the microlepidoptera of Shropshire. SP9