Steve Parish Bücher

Invertebrates, which make up approximately 95 percent of animals, includes creatures of all sizes, shapes and lifestyles. Many land invertebrates, such as earthworms, spiders and a huge number of insects, affect human existence for better or for worse every day. Some invertebrates, such as oysters, grasshoppers, snails and crabs, are eaten by humans. This volume attempts to convey the diversity and fascination of the invertebrates which live in every Australian habitat, from rainforest to desert salt lake, from mountain peak to suburban home. Look closely and you will discover that these small creatures are not "creepy-crawlies", but marvellous members of the great world of living things. This book is intended to be an observer's introduction to Australia's wealth of land and freshwater invertebrate animals. The photographs showcase representatives of less well-known, as well as familiar, groups. Welcome to a world of often small, but always remarkable, creatures!

Beginners' pocket guide for children to identifying around 50 types of Australian mammals. Each entry includes information on identification, size, distribution, habitat, habits and similar species. Includes colour photos throughout, glossary and index. Photographer has produced several books and assorted stationery items with an Australian theme.

The Amazing Facts Range is full of compelling factual information about this incredible continent, from its early settlement and culture, to its megafauna, mammals, European arrival and starlit southern skies. Collect all books in this stunning series to learn more about Australia's unique people, land and wildlife, and its past and present.

A walk through Australia with camera.Steve Parish is a well known Australian photographer.

Beginners' pocket guide for children to identifying around 50 Australian birds. Each entry includes information on size, distribution, habitat, habits, nesting and similar species. Includes colour photos throughout, glossary and index. Photographer has produced several books and assorted stationery items with an Australian theme.

A near fine copy of the book and the jacket singed by the author with only has name in ink on the front inside free enpaper "Steve parish." Yet, there is also a gift inscription from some frined to another on the verso of the signed free endpaper.

In Pelican's Pride, Mr Pelican thinks he is as smart as he is handsome. He seems to do no work, and yet he is sleek and well-fed. The other pelicans are determined to find out how he is able to spend so much of the day preening while they have to work very hard to catch enough fish to fill their bellies.Pelicans feed on fish, which they scoop up in their large bill and throat pouch. They nest in large flocks on islands or inland lakes after heavy rain. Two eggs are laid and both parents take turns caring for the eggs.

Notes and tips for budding naturalists on finding and identifying mammals and recording successful sightings. Simple text describes about 50 species with superb photographs, maps and symbols.