Natural History & Pets
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Add to BasketAig An Oir: At The Edge - Scotland's Atlantic Oakwoods - - Hardback
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£7.95Albatross - - Paperback
The albatross captivates the human imagination in a way that few other birds do. Perhaps it is their elegant mastery of the air over vast oceans, for albatrosses have the largest wingspans of any bird on earth, reaching up to eleven feet. This is a highly pictorial look at this threatened bird. -
Add to BasketAlligators & Crocodiles - - Paperback
£7.95
This book explores the evolution, natural history and biology of the 23 surviving species of alligator, caiman, crocodiles and gharial and explains their social, reproductive, communication, courtship and maternal behaviour. -
£17.95Alone In The Wilderness - - Paperback
Mike Tomkies abandoned the pressures of life as a city-dwelling journalist and exchanged it for self-sufficiency, solitude and a new purpose in the wilds of British Columbia. This compelling account has been updated and now includes colour photographs. -
Add to BasketAncient Egypt - - Hardback
£14.95
One of the most acclaimed landscape painters of the 19th century, David Roberts demonstrated his exceptional talent even from an early age. This book brings together some of his lithographs featuring the main archaeological sites in Egypt. -
Add to BasketBach Flower Remedies For Animals - - Paperback
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Add to BasketBadgers - - Paperback
£5.95
Revealing the secret life of the badger, this text gives detailed accounts and photographs of its nightly habits and yearly cycle. Social organisation, reproduction and sett construction are covered, as is their current status in the UK. -
£14.99Badgers On The Highland Edge - - Hardback
Celebrating one of Britain's most popular yet least-seen mammals, Jim Crumley looks at how the animals have returned to the Scottish Highlands, an area where their numbers were once threatened. -
Add to BasketThe Ballad And The Plough: A Portrait Of The Life Of The Old Scottish Farmtouns - - Paperback
£8.99
The great farms of Scotland flourished for nearly 80 years from the mid 19th century, and are renowned for their rich characters and their stories. Quoting from their ballads, the author has written a book rich in anecdote and insight about their lives. -
Add to BasketBeavers - - Paperback
£9.00
No creature apart from man alters its environment as much as the beaver. This book introduces us to their life through the seasons, their dam and canal buildings and their relationship with humans.
BIC Categories
- Aquatic Creatures
- Birds & Birdwatching
- Birds As Pets, Including Cage Birds
- Cats As Pets
- Dinosaurs & The Prehistoric World
- Dogs As Pets
- Domestic Animals & Pets
- Farm & Working Animals
- Freshwater Life
- Horses & Ponies As Pets
- Natural History, Country Life & Pets
- Natural History: Butterflies
- Natural History: Insects & Spiders
- Nature In Art, Still Life, Landscapes & Seascapes
- Plant Life: General
- Rocks, Minerals & Fossils
- Sea & Seashore Life
- The Countryside, Country Life
- Trees & Wildflowers
- Wild Animals








