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From natterjack toads to diving gannets, nightingales to adders and from the northern tip of Scotland to the Isles of Scilly, this is the most spectacular wildlife in Britain. Mike Dilger, series host, introduces every spectacle in his fantastic, easy to read style. He will explain why you are seeing what you are seeing, but he will also tell you where to go and when to go. Illustrated with the very best wildlife photography available, showing the splendor of natural Britain, this is the perfect introduction to the very best that Britain has to offer. Features include starling roost, salmon leaping, black grouse lek, meadows, dawn chorus, bluebells, basking sharks, barn owls, geese, deer rutting, sea eagles, hares boxing, dolphins, great crested grebe, whale watching, wild orchids, trees and fungi in autumn, puffins, spiderwebs, red kites, common cranes, parakeets, pine martin, terns, butterflies, bats, rooks, otters, swallows, goats, machair, seals, moths, fox cubs, glow worms, and wood ants.
This guide investigates the most significant wildlife spectacles across the British Isles to determine the optimal locations and timing for observing diverse species in their natural habitats. Author Mike Dilger, a recognized television presenter and naturalist, leverages his field expertise to curate a list of forty distinct natural events. The book functions as both an educational resource and a practical travel manual, providing the biological context for animal behaviors alongside logistical advice for enthusiasts.
What You Will Find
The work provides a highly accessible and structured introduction to British natural history, suitable for both casual observers and those planning specific wildlife excursions. Its focus on actionable timing and location data makes it a functional tool for field identification and travel planning.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2008-05-06
Publisher:
HarperCollins UK
ISBN-10:
0007275919
ISBN-13:
9780007275915
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