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Freshwater Life (Collins Pocket Guide)

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Freshwater Life (Collins Pocket Guide)

Contributors:

By (Author) Malcolm Greenhalgh
By (author) Denys Ovenden

ISBN:

9780007177776

Publisher:

HarperCollins Publishers

Imprint:

Collins

Publication Date:

1st May 2007

UK Publication Date:

5th March 2007

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Dewey:

578.76

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

256

Dimensions:

Width 115mm, Height 190mm, Spine 15mm

Weight:

380g

Description

A beautifully illustrated guide to the wide variety of species found in rivers, streams, lakes and ponds in Britain and Europe.
Covering northern Europe, including the mainly freshwater environment of the Baltic Sea, Pocket Guide Freshwater Life describes and illustrates over 900 species of plant and animal visible with the naked eye, from damsels and dragonflies to beetles and molluscs.

This is the ideal freshwater companion, the most comprehensive pocket guide to the subject. It also makes a superb companion volume to Pocket Guide Sea Shore.

An easy-to-use key guides the user quickly to the correct species without using complex terminology. Each species is illustrated in colour with the relevant text on the facing page for quick and accurate identification.

Artists include:
Denys Ovenden
Carol Roberts
Jonathan Latimer
Tony Disley
Felicity Cole

Reviews

Praise for 'Pocket Guide Sea Shore': '!a comprehensive, easy-to-use guide!with clear illustrations and concise descriptions.' BBC Wildlife '!an excellent companion to anyone interested in the vast selection of living things found along the coast.' Yachting Monthly

Author Bio

Malcolm Greenhalgh is a fly-fisher, fly-tyer, conservationist and writer. He has fly-fished in rivers, lakes and the sea throughout Europe and North America, sought bonefish, permit and tarpon on many a tropical 'flat' and searched for toothy predators in remote Amazonian tributaries. He is author of about fifteen books on fish and fly-fishing. He has demonstrated fly-tying at many fairs, shows and conclaves and on many videos/DVDs. Malcolm Greenhalgh is a fly-fisher, fly-tyer, conservationist and writer. He has fly-fished in rivers, lakes and the sea throughout Europe and North America, sought bonefish, permit and tarpon on many a tropical 'flat' and searched for toothy predators in remote Amazonian tributaries. He is author of about fifteen books on fish and fly-fishing. He has demonstrated fly-tying at many fairs, shows and conclaves and on many videos/DVDs.

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