Autumn Bushcraft Bundle
Autumn is a season of hidden activity and abundant harvest, perfect for exploring the natural world through bushcraft.
Autumn is a season of hidden activity and abundant harvest, perfect for exploring the natural world through bushcraft.
Between the heat of summer and the hard frosts of winter, September and October are fantastic for fungi. These 3 guides feature over 100 distinctive species not easy to confuse with others.
If you fancy stretching your ID skills, here are three invertebrate groups worth tackling in the autumn, each with a good guide to get you started.
Explore wildlife in the school grounds, from birds and minibeasts to wild flowers and trees. 6 WildID laminated fold-out guides for £20.
Sedges AIDGAP is a vegetative key to 85 of the most common species in Britain and Ireland.
Grasses AIDGAP is a vegetative key to 90 of the most common species in Britain and Ireland.
Ferns AIDGAP covers the 59 species of fern, 6 clubmosses, 3 quillworts and 8 horsetails found in Britain and Ireland. Third edition.
Water plants AIDGAP is an identification guide to all larger plants found in fresh water, including emergent plants. Now updated to Stace (4th edition).
A photo-based guide to the 25 smaller species of Coccinellidae in Britain and Ireland.
Slugs AIDGAP is a richly illustrated full-colour identification guide to all 46 slug and semi-slug species of Britain and Ireland
Land snails AIDGAP is an identification guide to all 100 free-living terrestrial snails in Britain. Four keys provide a variety of routes to identification.
A photo-based guide using the visual appearance of the whole insect for identification. For naturalists and enthusiasts, including moth trappers.
A photo-based guide to the grasshoppers, groundhoppers, crickets, bush-crickets and earwigs of central and northern Britain and Ireland.
Freshwater invertebrates AIDGAP is an identification guide to the invertebrates found in ponds, lakes, streams and rivers in Britain and Ireland.
Sphagnum mosses AIDGAP is an accessible field key to all 36 species in the UK and Ireland. It is particularly useful for identifying poorly developed specimens, growing in unfavourable conditions or early in the year.
Beetles AIDGAP is an identification guide taking coverage of adults of British beetles to family level. In addition to the keys, there are concise ecological notes for each beetle family.