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Image of The Guide to Tasmanian Wildlife - OLD ED
Author Angus McNab
Binding Paperback
Edition Standard
Condition Good. Few bent pages and back cover otherwise book all good.
Publisher Angus McNab
Release Date 01 Jan 1970
Price
$49.95
Weight 0.720kg
ISBN 9780648363156

“The Guide to Tasmanian Wildlife is the only comprehensive guide to identifying all 324 species of amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds that inhabit Tasmania and its territorial waters, including 30 species that occur nowhere else.

Detailed and user-friendly accounts of each species include physical descriptions, distribution maps, details on where and when to see each species, preferred habitat types, similar species and how to tell them apart, plus notes on subspecies, conservation status and ecology.

Over 900 images help identify each species, including images of male, female and young when necessary. Details on the wildlife of Macquarie Island and the 174 vagrants and visitors that have been recorded within Tasmania and its territorial waters are included, with photographs depicting a range of these species.”