Autumn Wildlife
Bushcraft Bundle
Autumn is a season of hidden activity and abundant harvest, perfect for exploring the natural world through bushcraft.
Autumn fruits and seeds guide
2025 is a bumper year with nuts, cones, berries and flying seeds filling woods and hedgerows. From acorns and beech mast to blackberries and sycamore “helicopters,” there’s a huge variety to spot, each showing how plants spread and survive.
- Guide to 33 different fruits produced by common trees and shrubs
- Includes nuts (like conkers, acorns and beech mast), cones (like pine cones and spruce cones), fleshy fruit (like blackberries, slows and elderberries) and flying fruit (like sycamore, ash and hornbeam)
Mammal tracks and signs guide
Mammals are often shy and hard to see. But their tracks, droppings and feeding marks reveal their presence. Reading these signs is like solving a mystery, uncovering the hidden lives of foxes, deer, squirrels and more.
- Identification guide to tracks and signs left by the wild and domesticated mammals of Britain and Ireland
- Also includes other clues, like photos of burrows and nests, feeding marks and droppings
Bird tracks and signs guide
Birds aren’t always easy to spot. Many are most active at dawn, long before most people are awake. But look closely at patches of mud or sand and you may find delicate footprints, feeding marks or scattered feathers. These small clues that reveal which birds have been there and what they were doing.
- Colour illustrations of tracks and prints, arranged for speedy identification
- Also includes other clues like peck marks, probe holes and droppings
WildID guides measure 25 x 18 cm when folded up and are lightweight enough to pop into your bag when heading outside. All guides are laminated to protect against moisture and mud, and are easy to wipe clean.