Wildlife: general interest

More than 100 poems about Britain's nature in a beautifully illustrated bookSeven chapters touch on different aspects of the British countryside, including seasons, birds and wildlife, woods, water, moors and mountains.

This vintage book contains a comprehensive guide to beekeeping, with information on starting a hive, hive management, swarming, harvesting honey, seasonal preparations, and much more.

Why do birds migrate -- and just how do they do it?

This book contains a detailed guide to bees and bee-keeping, with chapters on history, anatomy, habits, common problems, and much more.

This vintage book contains a detailed guide to keeping pheasants, turkeys, and geese.

This volume contains a fantastic collection of nature poetry by American journalist Charles Fletcher Lummis.

This fantastic book contains a collection of classic articles on the subject of bee keeping, focusing mainly on queens and how to rear, introduce, and breed them.

"e;The Dog - Breeds of the British Isles"e; is an essay by David Low, published as part of the "e;Domesticated Animals of the British Islands"e; series.

First published in 1928, this vintage book contains a detailed guide to game birds, with a special focus on those native to England.

A must-read for anyone with an adventurous spirit, a yen to whittle and chop, and a desire to get out into nature and play with sticks!

This antique text contains a guide to the care and maintenance of waterfowl as ornamental birds in personal ponds and lakes.

This antique text contains a detailed guide to bee-keeping, and will appeal to the more advanced beekeeper as well as to the novice.

This vintage book contains a detailed handbook on honey bee embryology.

Much new material has been added to this revised edition.

Meet the wild world of common Texas insects with this colorful and thorough introduction.

"e;The Ox - Breeds of the British Isles"e; is an essay by David Low, published as part of the "e;Domesticated Animals of the British Islands"e; series.

A New Statesman Book of the Year The wolf stands at the forefront of the debate about our impact on the natural world.

This antique book contains a detailed guide to foreign birds commonly kept as pets in cages and aviaries.

Lyrebirds are native to Australia and were only scientifically documented in the late 18th Century and are still the subject of exhaustive study to this day.

'I thought I knew quite a bit about earthworms until I picked up this charming little book' Nick Baker'Many wonderful wormy tales unearthed by Coulthard' BBC Countryfile Magazine'A gem of a book' Country SmallholdingWithout these little engineers of the earth, the world's soils would be barren, and our gardens and fields wouldn't be able to grow the food we need to survive.

For the whole of human history, we have lived alongside birds.

First published in 1897, "e;Bird Neighbors"e; was nature writer Neltje Blanchan's first major work, combining hard science and personal experience in a profusely-illustrated and accessible volume.

First published in 1859, "e;Bee-Keeping for Beginners"e; is a comprehensive handbook on bee-keeping with a focus on keeping bees for profit.

AS FEATURED IN SEASPIRACY An Observer Book of the Year 2017 A Sunday Times must read A New York Times Bestseller Endorsed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama ';Balcombe vividly shows that fish have feelings and deserve consideration and protection like other sentient beings' What's the truth behind the old adage that goldfish have a three-second memory?

Originally published in 1903, this book comprises a detailed guide to setting up and maintaining a routine of management for the successful rearing of pheasants.

"e;Bee-Keeping for Profit"e; offers the reader simple tips and guidance on how to set up and manage a beehive for profit.

In 1914, with the well-wishes of the Brazilian government, Theodore Roosevelt, ex-president of the United States; his son, Kermit; and Colonel Rondon travel to South America on a quest to course the River of Doubt.

This vintage book contains a detailed guide to nests and eggs of British nesting birds, with detailed descriptions of nests, eggs, and where to look for them.

This comprehensive guide to making rugs and robes is part of a series on taxidermy and comprises four detailed chapters by various experts on the subject.

This is a comprehensive, practical guide to the construction, arrangement, and management of reptile enclosures, with detailed information on which reptiles are suitable as pets, how and where to squire them, their general management, and much more.

The State of Texas not only boasts the largest snakes in North America, but also the largest number of species105.

Originally published in 1908, this is one of the earliest books on bee keeping and the natural history of the honey bee, with information on its natural history, bee society, anatomy, bee keeping, and much more.

First published in 1883, "e;Nature Near London"e; presents an authentic illustration of the idyllic countryside to be found near London, England.

This vintage book contains a complete guide to bee-keeping, with information on hive constructions and management, the natural history of bees, harvesting, swarming, and all other related aspects.

Tells the true story of the unique human-animal friendship between Harry Goodridge and Andre, the harbor seal who was as comfortable in Goodridge's home as he was in Penobscot Bay.

This book contains a detailed guide to the sheep-dog, being a handbook on the system of judging sheep-dog trails in New Zealand and the art of breaking-in and working sheep-dogs.

This antique book is intended for the use of those who wish to keep bees, but who lack the requisite information.

This vintage book contains a complete guide to bee-keeping, with information on hive construction and management, the natural history of bees, harvesting, swarming, and all other related aspects.

This antiquarian book contains a complete guide to the budgerigar, with information on its natural history, breeding, general management, and more.

This is volume II of William Henry Hudson's "e;Argentine Ornithology"e;.

From the life-long relationships of the albatross to the remarkable memory of the nutcracker and other avian mysteries, Noah Strycker illuminates the startlingly intimate coexistence of birds and humans.

'This book deserves a place in your bookcase next to Harari's Sapiens.

A BBC Radio 4 Book of the WeekLonglisted for the Wainwright Golden Beer Book Prize 2018A Guardian Book of the Year 2018The owl has captivated the human imagination for millennia; as a predator, messenger, emblem of wisdom or portent of doom.

The Yellowstone fires of 1988 consumed nearly 800,000 acres36 percent of the park.

Increasing numbers of urban dwellers has led to many of us feeling alienated from the natural world.