The author of Feathers and Eggshells is a teenager with a passion for wild birds. Here Natalie Lawrence takes us on an extended tour of her favourite bird watching area - Hampstead Heath in London - a suburban haven for wildlife, comprising different habitats for birds. From the mating dance of the Great Crested Grebe, to the delicacy of the Treecreeper's beak, she reveals the beauty and diversity of the local bird life, using drawings and photographs, prose and poetry.Feathers and Eggshells will appeal to all who can relate to a childhood passion and especially those who love birds in a natural setting.

Feathers and Eggshells

Science & Math

Natalie Lawrence

Biological Sciences

Brambleby Books

Covers various subspecies and forms of butterflies in the British Isles. This book provides directions and field tips on where to find them, as well as details of identification and behaviour. It includes photographs of living specimen in the field.

British and Irish Butterflies

Adrian M. Riley

The Wild Flowers of the Isle of Purbeck, Brownsea and Sandbanks

Edward A. Pratt

Winging it

Andrew Fallan

Bird of Paradise

Loxdale, Hugh David

Diving in the Maldives

Mende, Alexander von

Ruffled Edge

Biographies & Memoirs

Howard, Pete

Professionals & Academics

Birduder 344: A Life List Ordinary

Sawyer, Rob

Rings in the Shingle is a collection of images and poems born out of the love of the author for the north Norfolk Coast, his home. The poems and images are entirely complementary, having an equal weight in the experience of reading and the appreciation of the photograph from which it derives  -  in turn, a visual record of a moment, of a privileged and unexpected meeting or insight. The juxtaposition of word and picture upon the page is therefore intended as artwork in its own right  -  a sum that is greater than the whole of its parts  -  for these pieces to evoke a sense of this special place and the birds at home here  -  during any and every time of the year!

Rings in the Shingle: Images and Poems from the Norfolk Coast (Encounters with Norfolk Wildlife): 1 (Words and Images of Natural Norfolk)

Literature & Fiction

Stuart Medland

Poetry

In SWAT! just-hatched housefly Buzzter gets instructions from Professor Halfbottle on how to survive the dangers in life, like being eaten by various animals and plants or killed by humans. This book is scientifically accurate and as it is about poo, flies and death, even boys will surely love to read it.

Swat!: A Fly's Guide to Staying Alive

Children's Books

Mike Barfield

Animals

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